How We Intend to Future: Review of Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Speculative Everything: Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming
How We Intend to Future: Review of Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Speculative Everything: Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming
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我们如何展望未来：安东尼·邓恩和菲奥娜·雷比的评论，《推测的一切：设计、小说和社会梦想》
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2014
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摘要安东尼·邓恩和菲奥娜·拉比的新书为设计项目的价值进行了论证，这些项目是对可能的未来进行推测，而不仅仅是实现市场可行的未来。这种说法是，我们的社会，以及负责为我们的社会提供产品和环境的行业，正在失去展望未来以评估其可取性的能力。作为回应，邓恩和拉比，以及他们认可的设计师，坚持认为推测的重要性是超越原型的物理化，但不再（与他们早期的“关键设计”工作相比）部署给人们使用。这篇评论文章是批判的“购物”框架和品味制度，邓恩和拉比的论点和项目的基础。
ABSTRACTAnthony Dunne and Fiona Raby’s new book argues for the value of design projects that speculate about possible futures rather than just realize market-feasible futures. The claim is that our societies, and the industries responsible for furnishing our societies with products and environments, are losing the capacity to envision futures in order to evaluate their desirability. In response, Dunne and Raby, and the designers of which they approve, insist on the importance of speculations being physicalized beyond prototype but no longer (compared to their earlier “critical design” work) deployed for people to use. This review essay is critical of the “shopping” framework and taste regime that underlie Dunne and Raby’s arguments and projects.