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_____________________________ REPAIR | |||
Repair practices have different backgrounds and expressions depending on the location, history and culture. Here, I would like to address the following topics: | |||
-- Entanglement in a local culture | |||
-- Exhaustion of repair [When it is an only option and having to endlessly deal with the broken objects/systems] | |||
-- Repair practices in the West | |||
--- Right to repair | |||
--- Constant software updates eventually rendering some hardware 'useless' | |||
--- Deliberately 'unrepairable' designs | |||
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- //////////////////////////////// Thesis outline
My thesis is an inquiry into DIY/leftfield tools and tactics implemented by the individuals and collectives who have been either pushed towards it due to the circumstances imposed upon them or by their own choice towards paranodality. It entails delving into a range of approaches and mechanisms devised in an effort of disentanglement from the established systems and modes. The research involves interviewing people with experience in such endeavors.
_____________________________ REPAIR
Repair practices have different backgrounds and expressions depending on the location, history and culture. Here, I would like to address the following topics:
-- Entanglement in a local culture
-- Exhaustion of repair [When it is an only option and having to endlessly deal with the broken objects/systems]
-- Repair practices in the West
--- Right to repair
--- Constant software updates eventually rendering some hardware 'useless'
--- Deliberately 'unrepairable' designs