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| How should architects respond to briefs where they are expected to throw away etiquettes and time frames which are generally considered necessary? ; others - and here I'd include myself - would contend that Shapin has put himself to great labor to prove something rather obvious, that shared practices generate collective etiquettes. Informal communication, whether in the domestic setting or workplace, may lack structure, but it is regulated by tacit codes and etiquettes (the norms of scientific conduct posited by Merton [1973] are an example, and the phenomenon is observable in other contexts) which bond social actors into groups, clans, clubs, and families. |
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