Unconsented Sterilisation, Participatory Story-Telling, and Digital Counter-Memory in Peru
Unconsented Sterilisation, Participatory Story-Telling, and Digital Counter-Memory in Peru
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10.1111/anti.12316
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发表时间：
2017-11-01
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5
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Tucker, Karen
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作者：
Brown, Matthew;Tucker, Karen
本文旨在促进对数字研究方法支持或破坏参与式研究的方式的反思。根据我们在Quipu项目（一部关于秘鲁未经同意绝育的互动式多媒体纪录片）工作的经验，它探讨了数字技术如何能够跨越地理、社会和语言鸿沟，促进参与性知识生产。它还考虑了数字方法可以鼓励知识生产者和受众之间的新形式的参与。我们认为，数字技术可以帮助建立参与性研究的新空间和参与模式，即使在秘鲁安第斯山脉这样的地方，数字技术还没有得到很好的建立或普遍使用。这样做，我们认为，需要敏感地应对社会，语言和数字不平等，塑造特定的研究背景，并集中在人类关系，很容易牺牲在祭坛上的技术创新。
This article aims to prompt reflection on the ways in which digital research methods can support or undermine participatory research. Building on our experiences of working on the Quipu Project (), an interactive, multimedia documentary on unconsented sterilisation in Peru, it explores the ways in which digital technologies can enable participatory knowledge production across geographic, social and linguistic divides. It also considers the new forms of engagement between knowledge-producers and audiences that digital methods can encourage. Digital technologies can, we contend, help build new spaces for, and modes of engagement with, participatory research, even in contexts such as the Peruvian Andes where digital technologies are not well established or commonly used. Doing so, we argue, entails responding sensitively to the social, linguistic and digital inequalities that shape specific research contexts, and centring the human relationships that are easily sacrificed at the altar of technological innovation.