Category of Space in a Mobile Interdisciplinary Field
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Category of Space in a Mobile Interdisciplinary Field
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S207987840002021-2-1
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Olga Vorobieva 
Affiliation: Institute of World History. State Academic University for the Humanities. Russian State University for the Humanities
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Abstract
The article analyzes the category of space rethought under the influence of the processes of globalization, formation of the information society, and success of the actor-network theory (ANT) and social topology. Focusing on the possibility of multiple forms of spatiality, representatives of the actor-network theory view the studied objects as the most complex, highly mobile and constantly transforming conglomerates of space representations, often conflicting with each other. Actor-network theory, representing an experimental interdisciplinary field, has long provoked researchers with its transfers to other disciplinary spheres, including the sphere of historical science.
Keywords
space, forms of spatiality, category, actor-network theory, interdisciplinarity
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21.07.2017
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17.10.2017
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