Survival of the Fittest?

An exploration of language, civic imagination and the nurturing of socio-ecological progress.

An exploration of language, civic imagination and the nurturing of socio-ecological progress.

Abstract: Social interactions are informed by hyper-attentiveness to competitive dynamics, inherently overlooking the immense prevalence and evolutionary role of symbiosis and partnership. Are we selling ourselves short? In a biosphere marked by complex interdependencies, there are immense collaborative potentials of human relationships with one another and with the environment in which they form part. Embedding both political and media-scapes with ecological principles and democratizing civic imagination has the ability to nurture greater civic engagement by sowing rather than eroding social cohesion. By crafting two alternate scenarios via soundscapes, the project offered participants the ability to directly experience the impacts of external conditions on their decision-making in real-time and exposed the capability of repetitive narratives and auditory stimuli to affect one’s capacity to collaboratively create.


 

This page has paths:

  1. References Andrea Mauro
  2. Survival of the Fittest? Andrea Mauro
  3. Part V: Systems-Level Collective Imagination within Policy-Making Andrea Mauro
  4. Part IV: On the Act of Change-Making Andrea Mauro
  5. PART III: Simulation: External Stimuli on Decision-Making Virginia Kuhn
  6. Part II: On the Constraints of Recurrent Language Andrea Mauro
  7. Part I: On Separation and Interconnection Andrea Mauro

Contents of this path:

  1. Part I: On Separation and Interconnection
  2. Part II: On the Constraints of Recurrent Language
  3. PART III: Simulation: External Stimuli on Decision-Making
  4. Part IV: On the Act of Change-Making
  5. Part V: Systems-Level Collective Imagination within Policy-Making