| phrase | answer | definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. reification | a. maximizing a measure of value | |
| 2. technological determinism | b. the study of the good | |
| 3. the categorical imperative | c. evolve together | |
| 4. normative theory | d. a most typical example | |
| 5. holistic | e. viewed as a single entity | |
| 6. actant | f. society is an autonomous force on technology | |
| 7. acausal | g. tells how things should be | |
| 8. anthropomorphism | h. forming into an entity | |
| 9. causal presupposition | i. what some group believes | |
| 10. hagiography | j. act as you want others to act | |
| 11. science wars | k. not having a cause | |
| 12. methodological relativism | l. having a cause | |
| 13. constructivism | m. something that acts | |
| 14. infrastructural inversion | n. assigning human qualities to non-humans | |
| 15. prototype | o. mutual criticism between sciences and humanities | |
| 16. ethics | p. not involving causality | |
| q. stories of heroes | ||
| r. the construction of beliefs | ||
| s. order of events is order of clauses | ||
| t. technology is an independent force on society | ||
| u. sociologists can't do better science than scientists | ||
| v. narrative includes values | ||
| w. order of events is order of causes | ||
| x. unbounded ability to reason | ||
| y. bounded ability to reason | ||
| z. looking for hidden structure | ||
| aa. emphasizing the supporting actants | ||
| ab. the belief that reality is constructed |