Sažetak
Imagination is at the heart of scientific discovery (Polanyi 2009; Tanggaard and Brinkman 2017; Levy and Godfrey-Smith 2020). In our messy and unpredictable postdigital times, when it has become clear that the world’s complex challenges, such as environmental destruction, require radically new worldviews and approaches (see Jandrić and Ford 2022), there has been a renewed interest in the idea and concept of imagination in different disciplines such as history (Warnock 2020), philosophy (Kind 2016), aesthetics (Moser and Sukla 2020), cognitive psychology (Abraham 2016), education (Halpin 2003), social sciences (Graeber 2007), and also cross-disciplinarily (Abraham 2020; Zittoun and Glaveanu 2017). This interest has been intensified by the recent COVID-19 pandemic (see Jandrić et al. 2021), leading to a rapidly growing body of work on imagination-based research approaches such as postdigital speculation (Ross 2023) and future studies (Lindberg and Johansson 2023).
Ključne riječi
Activism; Climate warming; Critical social science; David Graeber; Emancipatory knowledge interest; Imagination; Postdigital;
Karl Marx