Name: Humane Infrastructures (Metalab Projects) (en Inglés)
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Author: Patrik Svensson
ISBN: 9780262542128

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Humane Infrastructures (Metalab Projects) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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The Mit Press

Autor

Patrik Svensson

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

336

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780262542128

Humane Infrastructures (Metalab Projects) (en Inglés)

Patrik Svensson (Autor) · The Mit Press · Tapa Blanda

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How we can work together to understand, imagine, and build humane infrastructures and a better world. Humane Infrastructures is a deep journey into humanistic and humane knowledge and how it can be engaged to help us collaboratively respond in ethical and sustainable ways to our current global challenges. Patrik Svensson takes the reader through a series of examples, case studies, experiments, and lively dialogues to reconsider infrastructure. He brings people, ideas, and perspectives in through a set of documents and documented experiences, some of which draw from the author's practice in Umeå, Stockholm, New York City, and Los Angeles. And he proposes frameworks, such as the idea of an infrastructure clinic, exploring them in staged dialogues and thought experiments. Imagining and building humane infrastructures require us to challenge the very nature of infrastructure, not necessarily all at once but rather step by step. The author consequently engages with infrastructure as a concept and frames it historically, critically, and creatively with research infrastructure as a central case study. He also considers integrative niches for humanities-related work, such as environmental humanities and disability studies, as sites for critical and constructive engagement with infrastructures, including the university itself. In the end, the exploration leads to a reimagination of the humanities and, more generally, higher education as part of a capacious public-facing effort of world-(re)building. The book will appeal to scholars in the humanities and a range of intersecting fields, such as infrastructure studies, critical computing, and design.