Laudatio for the DGS Dissertation Prizes 2025
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Laudatio for the 2025 Dissertation Prizes of the German Sociological Association, awarded to Goda Klumbytė (Learning Otherwise: Reconfiguring Machine Learning with Feminist Epistemologies) and Conrad Lluis Martell (Hegemony and Social Change: Indignados Movement, Populism and Democratic Practice in Spain, 2011–2016).
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Klumbytė, Goda. 2023. Learning Otherwise: Reconfiguring Machine Learning with Feminist Epistemologies. Dissertation, Universität Kassel.
Lluis Martell, Conrad. 2023. Hegemonie und sozialer Wandel: Indignados-Bewegung, Populismus und demokratische Praxis in Spanien, 2011–2016. Dissertation, Universität Hamburg.
Masterman, Margaret. 1966. The Use of Computers To Make Semantic Toy Models of Language. In: Astronauts of Inner-Space: An International Collection of Avant-Garde Activity, Hrsg. Jeff Berner, 36–37. San Francisco: Stolen Paper Review Editions.
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