Authors:
Ann Light
I have a history with subverting. In earlier research, I studied the design of guerilla tactics with activists. For theory, I drew on queering and troubling as creative deviation and, in doing so, pointed to the benefits for both identity and technology development. I did not anticipate how this would feature again, later in my career, when the overriding need is for attention to turn to climate matters. But if ever there was a moment to challenge norms, it is now. Consequently, much of this article is about subversion. Let me first subvert interaction design (IxD). I began this…
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