Figure - Concept and Method
Figure - Concept and Method
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图-概念和方法
DOI:
10.1007/978-981-19-2476-7_6
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2022
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Spencer M
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Spencer M
The imagination of machines as human-like and of humans as machinelike has been a central facet of modern Western technical culture, most prominent in the kind of “thinking” computers do and the kind of “computing” that human brains do, but also spanning analogies between capacities for decisions, rationality and control or self-regulation. Arguing that metaphors, analogies and images, far from being mere poetic decoration, run deep in reasoning and in how the world thus becomes organised, one of the animating agendas of critical studies of technology has been a search for “a deeper, broader, and more open scientific literacy”(Haraway 1997: 11), for a more metaphorically aware “critical technical practice”(Agre 1997), and for spaces to intervene in the cultural imaginaries of technoscience (Suchman 2007: 227).