Bruno Latour, Aramis, or the Love of Technology, PDF - Dss-edit.com

[DOCUMENT]code 5800 .2ORI 10 0 0 00 111 100 100 30FFFF #8CCRORI 0 0 0 01111 100 1 0070FFFF #16 SRORI 0 0 0 bwl ae ae OOOOFFOO #bwl ae4AND1 0 1 0 00 111 100I0230FFFF #8 CCRANDI 0 1 0 01 III 100 0270FFFF #16 SRSUBI 0 2 0 bwl ae ae 104 00FFOO #bwl ae4bwl00 B01 W10 L00 llglI didn't see Norbert for the next two weeks.Norbert told me that he'd dreamed he'd found Victor Frankensteinon an Alpine glacier, just when the Creature had finished its horriblestory. And he had interceded on its behalf!N.H.: "'You're deceiving us, Victor, and you've been deceiving usfo r a long time. You bewail your crimes, but you do this in order tohide another, bigger crime. Yo ur sin is not that you have fashioned themonster. You created it for its beauty, for its greatness, and you wereright. Your crime does not come from the hubris of which you accuseyourself; it is not that you played the demiurge, that you wanted torepeat Prometheus ' exploit. Your crime is that you abandoned yourcreation. Were you not the first person it saw when it opened its eyes?Did it not stammer out your name? Did it not hold out those deformedlimbs toward you? It was born good, like you, handsome like you, wiselike you, since you were its creator. Why flee? Why leave it alone, illadapted to a world that rejected it? That is when it became wicked!And even now, you turn your eyes away from it. You are horrified byit, even though it is yourself twice over, you in your beauty and you inyour cowardice, you in your marvelous creation, and you again in yourARAMIS AT THE eEl STAGE