Blurryism messing with dualisms through design
Blurryism messing with dualisms through design
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模糊主义通过设计扰乱二元论
DOI:
10.1145/3502298
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发表时间:
2022
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Lee-Smith M
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Lee-Smith M
A dualism is what results from saying,“There are two types of [insert concept here] in the world, A and B,” and is normally denoted with the syntax A/B. Classic examples of this are human/nonhuman, nature/culture, pragmatic research through design/critical research through design, mind/body, male/female, subject/object, and so on. Dualisms are a core component of how we interact with the world. Sometimes it feels like we define ourselves based more on what we are not than what we are: We are not (like other) animals; we are not part of nature; we are not machines; and so on. Issues with dualism can arise when we attribute properties such as