Thinking through non-representational and affective atmospheres in planning theory and practice
Thinking through non-representational and affective atmospheres in planning theory and practice
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通过规划理论和实践中的非代表性和情感氛围进行思考
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2014
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M. Buser
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M. Buser
本文涉及最近的辩论，围绕非代表性理论和情感转向社会科学，认为这种思维提供了一套特别有用的概念，规划学科。这包括一个扩大的概念，包括机构超过人体（即物质机构），并侧重于日常实践和地方的具体经验。作者借鉴德勒兹的哲学思想，提出情感氛围作为一种后人文主义的方法来研究与地方身份和空间特征相关的社会空间过程，从而激发规划活动。认识到研究和社会世界的共同构成的性质，文章提供了一个表演的方法，直接定位研究人员在物质和话语环境，他们寻求调查。
This article engages with recent debates surrounding non-representational theory and the affective turn in the social sciences, arguing that such thinking offers a particularly useful set of concepts for the discipline of planning. This includes a widened notion of agency to the inclusion of more-than-human bodies (i.e. material agency) and a focus on daily practice and the embodied experience of place. Calling upon the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze, the author puts forward affective atmospheres as a post-humanist way of studying socio-spatial processes associated with place identity and the spatial imaginaries that animate planning activity. Recognising the co-constitutive nature of research and social worlds, the article offers a performative methodology that situates researchers directly within the material and discursive environments they seek to investigate.