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Nonhumans in participatory design
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Akrich Madeleine
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Arblaster Anthony
Bauman Zygmunt
Berger Alan
Birke Lynda
Brandt Eva
Callon Michel
Callon Michel
Callon Michel
Craft Brock
Crick Bernard
Darwin Charles
de Certeau Michel
Derrida Jacques
Eco Umberto
Fernandez Per Aurora
Ferrando Francesca
Ferraro Gary
Ford Martin
Foucault Michel
Frayling Christopher
Gunn Wendy
Habermas Jurgen
Haraway Donna
Haraway Donna
Haraway Donna
Haraway Donna
Harman Graham
Hayles N. Katherine
Held David
Herbrechter Stefan
Holmes Brian
Jönsson Li
Latour Bruno
Latour Bruno
Latour Bruno
Latour Bruno
Latour Bruno
Latour Bruno
Law John
Lawson Bryan
Louis Rice
Mabey Richard
Mason Jennifer
Mouffe Chantal
Nayar Pramod K
Otto Ton
Pallasmaa Juhani
Rancière Jacques
Rawls John
Reynolds Richard
Rice Louis
Sanger Jack
Schoffelen Jessica
Schon Donald
Serres Michel
Serres Michel
Serres Michel
Tracey David
Whatmore Sarah
Wilson F.
Wynn Thomas
Publication date
1 July 2018
Publisher
'Informa UK Limited'
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Abstract
© 2018, © 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This article examines the role that nonhumans play in participatory design. Research and practice concerned with participatory design mostly focuses on human participants, however nonhumans also participate in the design process and can play a significant role in shaping the process. This article focuses on how nonhumans participate in the design process. An empirical case study is used to illustrate how humans and nonhumans assemble to form networks in order to effect a design. Nonhumans increase the level of participation in a design process. The case study reveals how nonhumans help to maintain, destroy or strengthen networks by substituting, mediating and communicating with humans and often, in doing so, making human actors more or less visible in the process. Nonhumans play a part in configuring the social. Revealing the presence and roles of nonhumans is an important means through which to increase the democracy within the design process
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