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| future_fabulators:animation_and_animism [2015-06-18 07:35] – [Animation and Animism] maja | future_fabulators:animation_and_animism [2015-06-18 07:35] – [Animation and Animism] maja | ||
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| - | - **What is it?** To design an experience in which human subjectivity is felt as a temporary pattern that emerges from the interaction of human and nonhuman forces at a multiplicity of spatial and temporal scales. | + | **What is it?** To design an experience in which human subjectivity is felt as a temporary pattern that emerges from the interaction of human and nonhuman forces at a multiplicity of spatial and temporal scales. |
| - | - **What does it do?** To expose how there is something magical in being animated by so many “codes, | + | **What does it do?** To expose how there is something magical in being animated by so many “codes, |
| - | - **Why do it?** Political stakes: We live in in a world in which there is increasingly only one coding system – neoliberalism. It’s political proposition to open up us up to a multiplicity of planes. This is reclaiming the many scales that animate us. It is reclaiming the magic of anthropos. | + | **Why do it?** Political stakes: We live in in a world in which there is increasingly only one coding system – neoliberalism. It’s political proposition to open up us up to a multiplicity of planes. This is reclaiming the many scales that animate us. It is reclaiming the magic of anthropos. |
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