The following is an editorial response to Alan Sokal’s claim, in Lingua Franca, that his article, published in the current issue of Social Text, is a parody, and that he intended this hoax as a critique of science studies. - Obscurantism - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The following is an editorial response to Alan Sokal’s claim, in Lingua Franca, that his article, published in the current issue of Social Text, is a parody, and that he intended this hoax as a critique of science studies. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-07-23 13:09:48 Open Document File Size: 17,51 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Duke University Press / Sokal / / IndustryTerm feasible solution / little magazine / / Organization Duke University / / Person Roger Hart / Katherine Hayles / Bruce Robbins / Michael Lynch / Les Levidow / Emily Martin / Steve Fuller / Stanley Aronowitz / Richard Lewontin / Richard Levins / Sharon Traweek / Ruth Hubbard / Sandra Harding / Dorothy Nelkin / Norman Levitt / Sarah Franklin / Joel Kovel / Paul Gross / George Levine / Alan Sokal / Hilary Rose / / Position author / social scientist / physicist / professional physicist / natural scientist / difficult / uncooperative author / professional scientist / / PublishedMedium Social Text / Lingua Franca / / SocialTag Academia Criticism of postmodernism Duke University Critical theory Historiography of science Sokal affair Alan Sokal Science wars Obscurantism Science

The following is an editorial response to Alan Sokal’s claim, in Lingua Franca, that his article, published in the current issue of Social Text, is a parody, and that he intended this hoax as a critique of science studies.Add to Reading List