英文摘要 |
The social and cultural upheavals caused by technological changes have led to a rupture between the empirical sensibility and reason. The essential question discussed in this paper is what new changes have occurred in design practice, what new features have been developed, and what new possibilities have emerged as a result of the penetration of new technologies. In the context of several waves of Human–Computer Interaction design and Kuhn’s paradigm theory, this research puts forward a comparative study of the changes between the old and new paradigms. It describes the fourth turn in emerging design practice, which is characterized by “speculative ethics” and an emphasis on non-anthropocentrism. In contrast to the meaning-centered semantic turn, the fourth turn shares a concern with the many possibilities for the ideal relationship between human beings and the world. Therefore, meaning is upgraded to vision and the ethical value of the “poetic turn” is highlighted. |