Expanding Participation to Design with More-Than-Human Concerns
Expanding Participation to Design with More-Than-Human Concerns
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扩大对超越人类关注的设计的参与
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2020
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通讯作者：
T. Kamihira
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Y. Akama;A. Light;T. Kamihira
对人的关注来自社会民主主义的愿景。然而，随着气候和生存危机迫使我们考虑人类以外的福祉，我们问一个多元设计议程可能包括什么，什么可以被称为“参与”？这种调查必然有其局限性，因为参与通常意味着人的发言权、权利、代表性和决策结构。本文致力于这些问题，同时问伦理，政治和本体认识论的问题，关于世界和未来是如何形成时，超过人类的实体-植物，动物，岩石，河流和精神-参与我们的成为？我们提供了一个女权主义技术科学与实践和来自日本及其他地区的哲学会议，以提供与差异和多元化互动的思想实验。我们给出了几个位于本体论边界的实践的例子，以提供一些关于“以其他方式参与”的新思想，总是与许多人一起参与，以及这可能带来的未来。
Participatory Design's focus on people comes from a social democratic vision. However, as climate and existential crises press us to consider wellbeing beyond humans alone, we ask what a pluriversal design agenda might include and what could be articulated as ‘participatory’? Necessarily, this inquiry has limits, as participation usually implies human voice, rights, representation and structures of decision-making. This paper commits to these concerns while asking ethical, political and onto-epistemological questions regarding how worlds and futures are shaped when more-than-human entities – plants, animals, rocks, rivers and spirits – participate in our becoming? We offer a meeting of feminist techno-science with practices and philosophies from Japan and beyond to offer thought experiments in engaging with difference and plurality. And we give several examples of practice situated at ontological boundaries to offer some novel thoughts on ‘participation otherwise’, always-participating-with-many and the futures this could usher in.