Critiques of Knowing

Exploring the intersection of science and computing as texts, the book delves into a rich tapestry of ideas, including rhetoric, politics, artificial intelligence, and feminism. Lynette Hunter skillfully integrates diverse fields such as science studies, aesthetics, and epistemology, offering a multifaceted critique of knowledge. This work invites readers to reconsider the implications of viewing scientific and computational practices through a textual lens, highlighting the complexities and interconnections within these domains.