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Title
Kształt powietrza: Badania user experience a wytwarzanie praktycznie użytecznej wiedzy o świecie społecznymJournal title
Studia SocjologiczneYearbook
2023Issue
No 1Authors
Affiliation
Rudnicki, Seweryn : Katedra Studiów nad Społeczeństwem i Technologią, Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza im. Stanisława Staszica w KrakowieKeywords
Studia nad Nauką i Technologią ; socjologia praktyczna ; socjologia stosowana ; socjologia w sferze publicznej ; performatywnośćDivisions of PAS
Nauki Humanistyczne i SpołeczneCoverage
145-174Publisher
Instytut Filozofii i Socjologii PAN ; Komitet Socjologii PAN ; Wydział Socjologii UWBibliography
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