Invisible intensities

Shannon A. B. Perry
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This essay explores how, over the course of writing biographical articles about women artists into Wikipedia, the online crowdsourced encyclopedia, I became moved, touched, changed through interactions with digital materials. Following the initial exhilaration of submitting a first edit, I consider how other surprising intensities unfolded through sustained participation in this collaborative creative activity. Relating these to Kathleen Stewart's concept of ordinary affects, I wonder about how these intensities came to be and imagine where they may lead, turning to the artful methods of poetry and digital collage to map connections which escaped encyclopedic rendering. Ultimately, I suggest these invisible intensities reflected emerging posthuman relational subjectivities and corresponding possibilities for affirmative creative action.
看不见的强度
这篇文章探讨了在为维基百科(Wikipedia)这个众包在线百科全书撰写女性艺术家传记文章的过程中,我是如何通过与数字材料的互动而被感动、感动和改变的。在提交第一次编辑的最初兴奋之后,我考虑了如何通过持续参与这个合作的创造性活动来展现其他令人惊讶的强度。将这些与凯瑟琳·斯图尔特(Kathleen Stewart)的普通情感概念联系起来,我想知道这些强度是如何产生的,并想象它们可能会导致什么,转而使用诗歌和数字拼贴的巧妙方法来绘制百科全书所没有呈现的联系。最后,我认为这些无形的强度反映了新兴的后人类关系主体性和相应的积极创造性行动的可能性。
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