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Entretien avec Bruno Latour
The philosopher and sociologist of science Bruno Latour shares his thoughts with Nicolas Truong on the new world that is emerging with climate change and outlines the main elements of his thinking.
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The philosopher and sociologist of science Bruno Latour shares his thoughts with Nicolas Truong on the new world that is emerging with climate change and outlines the main elements of his thinking.
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