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Callon may
refer to:
Callon, Wisconsin, an
unincorporated community The
Callon estate, a part of Preston, Lancashire, a city in Lancashire,
England Michel...
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Michel Callon (born 1945) is a
professor of
sociology at the École des
mines de
Paris and
member of the
Centre de
sociologie de l'innovation. He is an...
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Callon (born Callo; fl. 2nd
century BC) was an inter**** person,
whose medical treatment is the
first recorded example of
gender affirmation surgery. His...
- in a fire at the
Callon warehouse. A fire
which nearly kills Albert Frazer. Emma
Callon (Jane Seymour) was the
niece of
Thomas Callon, and
after his death...
- as a village.
Callon was
named for
Patrick Callon, a
local landowner. U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System:
Callon,
Wisconsin Chicago...
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philosopher Michel Serres, and then
applied to
sociology by
Michel Callon. In 1984,
Callon published the
influential article "Some
elements of a sociology...
- and Lavapiés. The film was
lensed by Edu
Canet and
edited by Verónica
Callón. Óscar
Casas had to lose 8 kg to play his character.
Morad performed the...
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Clara Galle Pilar Castro Cinematography Elías M. Félix
Edited by Verónica
Callón Production company Nostromo Pictures Distributed by
Netflix Release date...
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known for
developing actor–network
theory (ANT) with
Bruno Latour,
Michel Callon, John Law and others. Akrich's work
concerns the
sociology of technology...
- (OPP) was
developed by
sociologist Michel Callon in a
seminal contribution to actor–network theory:
Callon,
Michel (1986), "Elements of a
sociology of...
