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==== Futurist Fieldguide ==== | ==== Futurist Fieldguide ==== | ||
- | Pre-notes towards the fieldguide. | ||
- | (see also internal/ | + | === overview ==== |
+ | the Fieldguide (working title) is a collection of texts, guides, warnings, and manifesto-like rabble rousing collated into a small book. (ideally pocket sized around A6~A5) | ||
- | what is it? | + | We'd like the guide to present a range of approaches to thinking about the future, dealing with uncertainty and in particular experiential methods and those able to be used in unpredictable settings. In view of this, our preference |
- | * cookbook [?] | + | |
- | * chapbook [?] | + | |
- | * manifesto [?] | + | |
- | * shopping list [?] | + | |
- | * checklist [?] | + | |
+ | One of the central concerns is how and why ' | ||
+ | === guidelines for contributors === | ||
- | who is it for? how could a reader approach it? | + | Contributions |
- | A way to enter: what is this all about in the broadest sense? Why? Who tried it out and what did they say (e.g. the testimonials of [[visualizing | + | Consider clarifying where you're coming from and what can a reader/user expect from following/ |
- | Making clear where you're coming from, what I can expect from these approaches, what they demand - background traditions, presuppositions, | ||
+ | some potental examples and/or starting points; | ||
+ | * [[prehearsal pocket guide]] | ||
+ | * [[scenario methods]] | ||
+ | * the framing and introduction from [[visualizing the invisible]] | ||
+ | * http:// | ||
+ | * an introduction to [[futures card games]] | ||
+ | * [[Non Predictive Strategy]] | ||
+ | * various threads from [[background|Ffab background research]] | ||
+ | * etc+ | ||
- | These methods are often | + | ===copyright and licensing=== |
- | * structured | + | Authors retain copyright jointly with FoAM. The publication will be distributed under the following Creative Commons license: http:// |
- | * conceptual | + | |
- | * analytical | + | |
- | * speculative | + | |
- | * interactive | + | |
- | * collective/co-created | + | |
- | * diagrammatic/schematic | + | |
- | * participatory | + | |
- | * existentially experiential… | + | |
+ | If you do not agree with your materials being published under this license, please let us know. | ||
- | various features | + | === sausage factors === |
- | + | ||
- | * interviews (conducted by us and/or contributors) | + | |
- | * pragmatic | + | |
- | * some context | + | |
- | * pocket sized (or aproximate A5?, A6? smaller?) | + | |
- | + | ||
- | other notes and points of departure | + | |
- | + | ||
- | * as appendix fr ' | + | |
- | * perhaps more editorial discretion wrt. ' | + | |
- | * how do we look at multiple authors when doing ' | + | |
- | * intro -> intermediate -> advanced | + | |
+ | (see also internal/ | ||
- | ***NOTE*** | ||
- | * //**(bullet points __NO__)**: this publication is certified bullet-point free// | ||
- | * //Post-It users: **EXTERMINATE**// | ||