Thought in the act: Passages in the ecology of experience
Thought in the act: Passages in the ecology of experience
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行动中的思考：体验生态中的段落
DOI：
10.1057/cpt.2014.62
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发表时间：
2015
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
D. Mills
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作者：
D. Mills
这本书看起来很及时。在政治理论写作的推动下，着眼于具体的实践及其对我们在社区中共同生活的意义，如凯莉·诺兰的《代理与具体》和曼宁的《触摸政治》，也许最重要的是简·班尼特的《充满活力的物质》和戴安娜·库尔和萨曼莎·弗罗斯特的《新唯物主义》，我们现在看到这本书，它努力探索创造性实践作为一种思维形式。它的基本目标是一个非常雄心勃勃的目标，即“向外部开放哲学，因为它认为，”每一种实践都是一种思维模式，已经在行动中。（vii）。因此，它的使命不是对艺术行为进行哲学化，因为其根本论点是艺术行为本身已经是一种思想形式。因此，这一目标在方法和论点上都变得很重要;作者不分析实践;他们试图从内部理解它们，解开它们的逻辑，揭示它们的复杂性。这本书的重点是以多种方式创建关系生态。它以自己独特的写作方式，让读者参与到这样一种生态中，在这样一种存在方式中，不同的话语可以共存，而不需要优先考虑一个;在这样一种生活中，理性或理解具有多种意义，差异，在这个短语的最深意义上，是庆祝的。本书分为两部分：第一部分是文章，提供练习的阅读材料。第一章题为神经多样性是对感知经验的阅读，重点是自闭症患者的感知经验，而不是神经还原论。Macki和Manning希望我们回到一个完整时刻的体验，将感知的体验带回到关系术语中。下一章着眼于数学家和哲学家阿尔弗雷德·诺斯·怀特海与建筑师和艺术家阿卡瓦和金斯之间可能的对话。我们通过接受他们的工作，体验他们对空间的重新配置和对我们生活的物质性的干预，进行了一次口头旅行。接下来的两章是关于两位艺术家的解读：
This book feels very timely. After a thrust of writing in political theory looking at embodied practices and their significance for our lives together in communities, such as Carrie Noland, s Agency and Embodiment and Manning, s own Politics of Touch, and perhaps most significantly Jane Bennett, s Vibrant Matter and Diana Coole and Samantha Frost, s New Materialisms, we are now presented with this book which strives to explore creative practices as a form of thinking. Its underlying goal is a very ambitious one, to ‘open philosophy to the outside, as it argues that ‘every practice is a mode of thought, already in the act.,(vii). Its mission then is not to philosophize about artistic action as the underlying argument is that artistic action is in and of itself already a form of thought. Thus the aim becomes significant both in method and in argument; the authors do not analyse practices; they try to understand them from within, to unravel their logic and unfold their intricacies. This book focuses on creating a relational ecology in more than one way. It, in its own unique mode of writing, allows the reader to partake in one such ecology, in a mode of being in which different discourses can live together without the need to prioritize one over the other; a life in which rationality or understanding take manifold meanings, and difference, in the deepest meaning of the phrase, is celebrated.The book is divided into two parts: the first, Passages, provides readings of practices. The first chapter entitled neurodiversity is a reading of the experience of perception, focusing on the experience of perception of autistic people, as opposed to neuroreductionism. Massumi and Manning want us to return to the experience of a whole moment bringing the experience of perception back into relational terms. The next chapter looks at a possible dialogue between mathematician and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead and the work of architects and artists Arkawa and Gins. We have a verbal travel through the experience of receiving their work, experiencing their re-configuration of spaces and intervention into the physicality of our lives. The next two chapters are devoted to readings of two artists: influential