Languaging and Emergent Scapes of the Intelligible: Thinking through an Experiment in Affective Mapping
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linguajamento, difração, afeto, tradução, ecolinguísticaResumo
O que significaria explorar questões de tradução e diversidade linguística através de uma abordagem ecológica que ressaltasse o entrelaçamento constitutivo entre os padrões de linguajamento e os comportamentos de constituição de lugar? São questões por meio das quais o uso da linguagem sinaliza o significado afetivo do pertencimento e de sua precariedade em contextos urbanos cosmopolitas caracterizados por grandes fenômenos de deslocamento, mobilidade e migração. Com base em pesquisas contempoâneas na ecolinguística, teoria do afeto e nos estudos de ciência e tecnologia, este este trabalho explora o valor potencial desta abordagem através da discussão de um projeto artístico desenvolvido como um experimento em mapeamento afetivo em uma artéria da cidade de Toronto, denominado Transitions in Progress. Making Space for Place (2015).
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