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  • Alain Desrosières has played a central role in the French intellectual scene from the 1980s to today for his theories of quantification. In this article, I trace his career and that of his contemporary Parisian scene in three steps: first, the period when he was associated to Pierre Bourdieu; second, the one when he became part of what we propose to call a flock of scholars all working on the qualification of reality; and finally, the one when Desrosières was associated with the Centre Koyré d’histoire des sciences. Finally, we use statistics to analyze the extent of the international reception of his work. (xsd:string)
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  • 10.12759/hsr.41.2016.2.27-47 ()
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  • Alain Desrosières and the Parisian Flock: social studies of quantification in France since the 1970s (xsd:string)
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