Inorganic Becomings

Design Interventions as Multiple Becomings of Healthcare

Research on design of IT traditionally treats the production of scholarly knowledge and the design of new systems as related, but separate processes. We propose the fruitfulness of practicing a closer relation informed by interventionist design research (appreciating a problem through attempts at solving it) and actor network theory (reality is enacted and constructed through our engagement). T...

Narrative therapy, diff erence and possibility: Inviting new becomings

Introduction When people come along to seek out therapeutic conversations, it is generally because they are not happy with how things are going in their lives and they would like things to be diff erent. This paper explores some broad implications for practice which arise from understandings about identity which emphasise diff erence and possibility, and describes how these connect with the int...

Becomings and Belongings: Lucy Guerin’s The Ends of Things

What is the first thing we remember when we finish watching a piece of choreography? Is it the agile technicality of the dancing bodies? Might it be the narrative that the choreography has constructed for us? What about the extraneous material such as the costumes, the lighting, the décor? Or could it be the assumed ineffability and transcendence of the dance? I believe that we remember an amal...

Inorganic and Bio-inorganic Chemistry

RGB, You and Me: Differential Synesthetic Becomings and Feeling the Fold