… "Do Categories Have Politics?" Science and Technology Scholar Lucy Suchman identified a
… After Suchman used Terry Winograd's system to illustrate her argument, Winograd, doctoral …

… Winner famously discussed the implications of the built environment and its political
ramifications [121], while Suchman scrutinized how categorical decisions in system design could …

… Suchman also insists upon the fact that research done about sociomaterial objects must
particularly focus on two aspects: work on the demarcation and breakdown of the network …

… Some of the most famous critique came from Lucy Suchman in her 1994 article “Do
Categories Have Politics” [27]. She draws upon Michel Foucault to build her argument that what …

This paper draws attention to new complexities of deploying artificial intelligence (AI) to
sensitive contexts, such as welfare allocation. AI is increasingly used in public administration …

In this chapter, power and knowledge are examined across the lens of agential realism.
Agential realism allows us to recognize the entangled and dynamic nature of reality as a …

… In the words of Lucy Suchman (2002), “we need to begin by problematizing the terms ‘designer’
and ‘user’ and reconstructing relevant social relations that cross the boundaries …

… of rearranging content, to be shared and commented upon, and presentable on both small
… /A:1008651105359 [67] Lucy Suchman. 1993. Do categories have politics? The language/…

The presentation of self is a specific kind of knowledge of how to appear and speak publicly
in the face of inferences of what can be drawn about how you have appeared and what you …

This paper investigates what characterises nurses’ data work, documentation practices and
coordination in care work. The study acts as an entry point for qualitatively exploring how …