Advancing the Value of Ethnography

Tag: senses

Silence: Divergent Listening in the Anthropocene

Silence: Divergent Listening in the Anthropocene

Divergent listening describes a listening practice which seeks to raise consciousness or expand on our understanding of reality through the perception of sound. The multichannel sound installation, ‘Silence’, offers a space of quiet reflection, a place to ask questions, share, or rest. It is a...

Come to Your Senses: Ethnography of the Everyday Futuring

Come to Your Senses: Ethnography of the Everyday Futuring

Our practices of research, design, and strategy create landscapes of possibility. Anticipation, an approach that has informed much of the recent ethnographic work on the future, is shaped by how these symbolic and material landscapes, and the forms of agency they make possible, are distributed....

The Power of Not Thinking

The Power of Not Thinking

The Power of Not Thinking: How Our Bodies Learn and Why We Should Trust Them Simon Roberts 2020, 336 pp, Blink Publishing/Bonnier In The Power of Not Thinking: How Our Bodies Learn and Why We Should Trust Them, Simon Roberts aims to resuscitate the human body from the sepulchre of Western thought,...

Our ‘New Normal’—The Sensory Landscape

Our ‘New Normal’—The Sensory Landscape

Sanitization has been a key word during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sanitization not just in terms of cleanliness, but also in terms of the revised interactions people have had with each other and with the environment around them. COVID-19 has created a Sanitized Landscape – supposedly free of germs in...