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Intersecting Processes cut across scales involve heterogeneous components develop over time

How can we help each other to make knowledge and social change within "unruly" (heterogeneous, distributed) ecological complexities? Peter Taylor Univ. Massachusetts Boston Critical & Creative Thinking Science, Technology & Values Education for Sustainability

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Intersecting Processes cut across scales involve heterogeneous components develop over time

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  1. How can we help each other to make knowledge and social change within "unruly" (heterogeneous, distributed) ecological complexities? Peter Taylor Univ. Massachusetts Boston Critical & Creative Thinking Science, Technology & Values Education for Sustainability peter.taylor@umb.edu www.faculty.umb.edu/pjt

  2. Intersecting Processes cut across scales involve heterogeneous components develop over time

  3. causality & agency: distributed, not localized multiple points of engagement to modify the course of development joint & partial responsibility

  4. interpreter specificity -> reflexivity

  5. vibrating agency open questions

  6. Opening Up/Out => C3. challenge of contributing to a culture of participatory restructuring of the distributed conditions of knowledge-making and social change

  7. "flexible engagement" • challenge for researchers • in any knowledge-making situation • = • connect quickly with others • who are almost ready to foster participatory processes • & • through the experience such processes provide their participants • enhance the capacity of others to do likewise

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