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- [1] [Anonymous], 38 The co-deployment of multiple critical terms with variegated genealogies in this paragraph builds upon the theoretical apparatus that underlies and motivates this dissertation. My use of "hail" is rooted primarily in Louis Althusser's formulation of "interpellation" as the moment one recognizes oneself as a product of ideology in On the Reproduction of Capitalism: Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses (London
- [2] New York: Verso, 2014), 190-196. However, unlike Althusser, who framed power as a negative operation performed upon the subject by agents of "ISAs," rather than both a negative and positive operation that produced new sorts of subjects, my usage of "hail" is also more simply meant to denote an act of recognition by an actor in a particular mode of address or object (such as a diagram). Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe name the act of intentionally calling out to others in the mode that ONC doe
- [3] New York: Verso, 2001). When one recognizes themselves in a specific mode of address they are hailed - and acts of hailing impart ideologies, create subjects, bring out new constituencies, create new publics, form new polities, enact new stakeholders, and assist in materializing new realities. This is as true in health IT policy as in any other field of activity. This approach is also informed by Michael Warner's work, particularly in the opening pages of Publics and Counterpublics, where he wr
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- [5] Andrew Pickering, The Mangle of Practice: Time, Agency, and Science (Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1995),14-15. ONC's ecosystem envisions chaotic realities like these, that require constant tweaking, tuning, and tinkering: both in policy and local environments where technologies are used. Describing messy realities requires messy - if also exacting - theorization: theory that, along with the realities toward which it is aimed, also produces new realities., DOI DOI 10.3389/FORGP.2024
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