Editing Science and Technology Studies (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Science and Technology Studies (STS)''' — An interdisciplinary field that examines how "Social," "Political," and "Cultural" values affect "Scientific Research" and "Technological Innovation."
* '''Actor-Network Theory (ANT)''' (Bruno Latour) — The idea that "Things" (Microscopes, Books, Computers) have "Agency" and are part of the "Network" of society along with "People."
* '''Social Construction of Technology (SCOT)''' — The theory that technology doesn't "Just happen"; its design is "Determined" by "Social Groups" and "Negotiations."
* '''Black Boxing''' — When a piece of technology or a scientific theory becomes so "Accepted" that we "Forget how it works" and just treat it as a "Fact."
* '''Paradigm Shift''' (Thomas Kuhn) — (See Article 131). The process by which science "Changes its mind" when too many "Anomalies" break the old model.
* '''Boundary Work''' — The "Social Struggle" to define what is "Science" and what is "Pseudo-science" (e.g., the 'Psychology vs. Astrology' debate).
* '''Technoscience''' — The concept that "Science" and "Technology" are now so "Linked" that you cannot have one without the other.
* '''Co-production''' — The idea that "Science" and "Society" make each other simultaneously (e.g., the 'Internet' changed 'Society,' but 'Society's needs' designed the 'Internet').
* '''Epistemic Community''' — A group of "Experts" who share a common set of "Beliefs" and "Methods" for creating knowledge.
* '''The Laboratory Life''' — Ethnographic studies where anthropologists "Live in a lab" to watch scientists like they were a "Remote Tribe."
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