Still Submerged:

Ansfield, Bench

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“…(Wynter & Scott, 2000, p. 199) Wynter calls for a new intellectual praxis, one that involves consciously and communally generating not just new knowledges, but new genres of being. As Bench Ansfield (2015) observes of Wynter's project, "Deviation from and confrontation with the self-negation assumed and mandated by the dominant mode of subjective understanding is thus both an act of self-making and space-making, as well as an unlacing of the operative logics of the dominant order" (p. 138).…”

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The Logic of Posthuman Inquiry: Affirmative Politics, Validity, and Futurities

Pratt

Rosiek

2023

Qualitative Inquiry

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Empirical research informed by posthumanist philosophy is proliferating in the social sciences. This research takes many forms and is willfully pluralistic and creative in the analytic approaches it takes. The innovation, however, is not entirely free form. Posthumanist scholarship both employs familiar forms of inference and is also forwarding a distinctive array of inferential practices that until now have not been commonly present in mainstream/whitestream social sciences. Attending to the logic of emerging posthumanist empiricism can help clarify the affirmative ethics and politics of posthumanist inquiry. This essay offers that a modal, dialethic, paraconsistent logic of action is more suited to posthumanist inquiry than a classical logic of representation. This logic of action locates validity not with the accuracy of representations, but in the specific character of the futurities enabled and disabled by the ontologically generative action of inquiry. Implications for an axiology of posthumanist empiricism are explored.

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Section: Posthumanist Onto-logicsmentioning

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The Logic of Posthuman Inquiry: Affirmative Politics, Validity, and Futurities

Pratt

Rosiek

2023

Qualitative Inquiry

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The Fifth Order of Design

Fonseca Braga

2023

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Failures in achieving sustainability are being recognised worldwide. Approaches to tackling sustainability challenges often fail to address the roots of these challenges. This paper contributes to a necessary discussion of an emerging necessity, a research agenda that encompasses the transformative strategic role and value of design in (co-)shaping sustainable and equitable futures. It draws attention to drivers of unsustainability and their complex interplay of design, environmental, economic, societal and individual values that govern our modern society. Richard Buchanan’s four orders of design model is reviewed in the process, with a fifth order being suggested to deal with the change of paradigm that sustainability requires. This comprehensive view is critical to tgetting to grips with global challenges (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) since the shift towards sustainability needs to address the root causes of systemic and interrelated problems that cannot be overcome by reactive marketing and technocratic approaches. Implications for design value, education, skills, and ways of designing are pointed out.

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“Somehow, a City”: Unsettling Urban Resilience Narratives

O’Brien

2024

Studies in Canadian Literature

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The Logic of Posthuman Inquiry: Affirmative Politics, Validity, and Futurities

The Logic of Posthuman Inquiry: Affirmative Politics, Validity, and Futurities

The Fifth Order of Design

“Somehow, a City”: Unsettling Urban Resilience Narratives

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