英文摘要 |
This study explores a novel direction of design in daily practice - Poetic Interaction Design. Following a 'Research through Design' approach to addressing such issues, this paper presents a design work, Scentonight, creating an interactive experience to encourage users in the context of usage to reflect on their everyday lives. The concept of Poetic Interaction however is too abstract to grasp and describe. In order to investigate the effect of poetic experience, we employ the Implicit Association Test to measure and analyze changes in a user's implicit self-concept. The result shows that, through a poetic experience, participants' attitudes significantly differ from their original impression. Furthermore, the participants tend to regard an everyday object in terms of its association to poetic images rather than its function. Therefore, this study demonstrates and evaluates an implicit change of an abstract concept of user's experience, advocating 'pragmatist poetics' which could contribute and enrich the experience of daily practice by interaction design. |