‘Problematizing Design’ Panel with Cristiano Storni and Aphra Kerr

‘Problematizing Design’ Panel with Cristiano Storni and Aphra Kerr

Cristiano Storni has participated to the Workshop ‘Ethnography, Creativity and design’ as part of the Anthropology seminar series in collaboration with Intel last November the 12th at NUI Maynooth. Cristiano Storni was part of the panel ‘Problematizing design’ with Lecturer Aphra Kerr. In his presentation (The politics of design inthe Health Care dispositif), Cristiano has shared some of the finds of his research on self-care practices and technology. He argued for the limit of the medical model in self and home care practices and the need to create room for more dialogical collaborations between lay persons and expert practitioners in care. Aphra Kerr has presented her research on the game industry by problematize the relationship between producers and users in the digital game domain. Intel hosted part of the seminar and provide a series of presentations regarding the Independent Living project and the related Tril centre (www.trilcentre.org).

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