Proposing an Education which is More United and Increasingly Different

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2025-08-15

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In An Inquiry into Modes of Existence, Bruno Latour attempts to develop an anthropological method that builds on their Actor-Network Theory. This thesis builds a multidisciplinary application of Latour’s method, cultural anthropology, and Deleuze and Guattari, and applies it to the field of educational philosophy. We focus on the question ‘What does it mean to act and speak educationally?’ To do this this thesis will take three steps. Step One will consist of using the cultural analytical ethnographic method of Reportage, followed by Latour’s Actor-Network Theory, to then apply his radical new methodology of Inquiry. Step Two will go a step further, and inspired by Latour and Maria Hlavajova it will focus on Proposition, by imaging possibilities of how it could be otherwise. In the final Step Three, this thesis will try to live this imagination. To conclude, this thesis argues that acting and speaking educationally is to remind people of potential possibilities and the power of self-actualization.

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