Working Bodies and Technology
Spring 2020: Tuesday and Thursday, 10:30-11:45 am
Ross-Blakely Hall, Room 171
How are our bodies being used in our work?
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How do sensing and perceiving collide with work?
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What role does the smelling, tasting, moving body play as more jobs are being turned over to machines?
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How can we use the embodied ability to taste, touch, smell, and move through space to make better workplaces for ourselves and others?
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Learn about the changing role of smelling, tasting, moving bodies as more jobs are being turned over to computers and machines.
Bodies were once the computers and machines that drove the world. The twentieth and early twenty-first centuries have upended all that with its new technologies. This Lab asks how sensing, perceiving and working collide. Taking Food and Movement as our core cases, this Lab seeks to reveal contemporary deficiencies and potential solutions to social questions that include intersections with inequity and erasure. A chef’s coat is required as students and faculty will engage in workshops, readings, and collaborative creative projects, along with hands-, mouth-, nose-, and feet-on activities in a small exploratory environment that connects art with science.
Impact Outcomes
Students in this lab will produce an experiential art-science exhibit for Emerge 2020 and a submission for an arts-based or theory-based journal.
Enrollment Information
Spring 2020: Tuesday and Thursday, 10:30am-11:45amand *Thursday 9-10:15am |
Ross Blakely Hall, Room 171 and ASU Sync, Session C |
Humanities Lab | Arts Media and Engineering |
HUL 494 and 598 | AME 494 |
School for the Future of Innovation in Society | Department of English |
FIS 494 |
*Lab time is for students to work on activities and assignments, especially skill-building and collaborative Lab projects. Contact faculty about required Lab times.