Harman points out that Latour has been misrepresented by some as a postmodernist. Harman cites We Have Never Been Modern as crucial to understanding Latour's conceptualisation of the "postmoderns as moderns a minus sign added" and therefore dismisses accusations of Latour as a postmodernist. Harman goes on to be influenced by We Have Never Been Modern adding that postmodernism continues to be subject-centric/anthropocentric (as modernity did) in its distinction of the subject from the object. This forms the basis for Harman's object-oriented ontology. See also Gilbert Durand's anthropological trajectory Science in Action Politics of Nature Laboratory Life (With Steve Woolgar) References Sociology of scientific knowledge Actor-network theory Science and technology studies works Anthropology books Modernism Harvard University Press books Works by Bruno Latour 1991 non-fiction books