Dialogue between an ant and spider.
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dialogue between two speakers:
ANT—an insect-speaker embodying actor network theory, specifically Bruno Latour's own account of his object-attentive ontological invention. [1]
SPIDER—Ingold's response to Latourian actor network theory, an acronym spelling out "Skilled Practice Involves Developmentally Embodied Responsiveness" (tongue firmly planted in mandible).
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Answer:
The answer is as follows.
Explanation:
One day, Ant talks to Spider : Hello Spider! What a beautiful home you have! who built it for you?
Spider : "Very kind of you for admiring my house. I built it myself.
Ant: Did you build it yourself? Where did you get this fascinating thread?
Spider: I spin threads from my body. I've built several houses like this before. Materials are inexhaustible. You can keep making threads until you die.
Ant: How strange! Please tell me how to build the web.
Spider: Certainly. I would appreciate it if you could explain the technology in detail. Please come and have some tea.
Ant : No no! I'm not stupid enough to let you fool me. You're going to catch me in a sticky cobweb and make me a delicious meal, right? I know you're a thug They spin webs to catch innocent insects and easily handle them. Goodbye !
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