For pure fun and lighthearted application, try:
Becoming the Milky Way: Mobile Phones and Actor
Networks at a U2 Concert
Online Publication Date: 01 June 2007
Chesher, Chris (2007) 'Becoming the Milky Way: Mobile Phones
and Actor Networks at a U2 Concert', Continuum, 21:2, 217 - 225
To link to this article: DOI: 10.1080/10304310701269065
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10304310701269065

For multiple examples the book by Bijker and John Law (1992) Shaping technology/
Building society. Studies in sociotechnical change

For Latour doing one example in detail, and in a whole book, Aramis or the love
of technology

The website of John Law, does pretty much all of it
but might take a bit of searching, the link i usually use seems to have changed
but this one also does it
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fass/centres/css/ant/antres.htm


and there are people like me lightly blogging my phd and almost every post
refers to an understanding that would not be there were it not informed by an
ant approach to my thinking
http://www.amusingspace.blogspot.com


Hope you enjoy your study,
ailsa


>>> "Bas Hendrikx" <B.Hendrikx@...> 03/19/08 12:09 AM >>>
Dear Jonathan,

Have a look at Latour's 'Paris Invisible City' (1998) in which Latour takes
a more empirical approach than in Reassembling the social. This might be
enlightening....

On the other hand, ANT it self is also heterogeneous and fluid...so it is
not really a ready made framework.., but should therefore be 'translated'
to the study at hand....so it might be difficult to 'apply' Latour's ANT to
a paper

Bas


On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 9:25 AM, jonathandalehall <
jonathandalehall@...> wrote:

> I've read the book and have a decent idea of Latour's ANT, but I found
> the book was short on how to actually write this kind of paper using
> ANT.
>
> I've got a paper to write and I'm thinking of using Latour's ANT as a
> framework for something I'm interested in.
>
> I'm new to sociology, coming from a psych. background, and I'm
> basically looking for a paper that could act as an example of the kind
> of scholarly writing that would reflect a good application of ANT to a
> particular issue/phenomenon/etc.
>
> Does anyone have any good suggestions for me to look at? I would
> appreciate it - thanks so much.
>
>
>



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