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Review of Introduction to Design Psychology by Eleni Kalantidou Eleni Kalantidou《设计心理学导论》述评

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.10.005

Peter A. Hall

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Design Anthropology and Ontological Future Making: Transformative Action for the Emergence of Shared Futures 设计人类学与本体论的未来创造：共同未来出现的变革行动

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.08.004

Gijs van Leeuwen , Abhigyan Singh , Bregje F. van Eekelen , David Keyson

This article presents a novel approach—Ontological Future Making—that prioritizes transformative action. Rather than considering distant possibilities and consequences of futures, this approach engages with the negotiation of futures in the present. It is based on a review of existing work from the field of design anthropology. The article describes three steps of Ontological Future Making: to understand the future orientations of actors involved, engage with the immediate tensions that arise from their negotiation, and transform the ontological conditions that constrain future possibilities. We illustrate the approach with empirical data from a local energy transition project in Amsterdam Southeast. In this empirical account, we describe the future orientations of project partners and local residents and identify tensions related to extractive research and disciplinary differences. We describe the actions taken to address these tensions and describe our collaboration with residents to establish a local energy community. We characterize this initiative as transformative action as it served to enable shared futures for the project. We discuss the implications of these findings, arguing that future making should be more direct, political, and relational.

本文提出了一种新颖的方法——本体论的未来创造——它优先考虑变革行动。这种方法不是考虑遥远的可能性和期货的后果，而是与当前的期货谈判有关。它是基于对设计人类学领域现有工作的回顾。本文描述了本体论未来制造的三个步骤：了解参与者的未来方向，参与他们谈判中产生的直接紧张局势，并改变限制未来可能性的本体论条件。我们用阿姆斯特丹东南部一个当地能源转型项目的经验数据来说明这种方法。在这个实证账户中，我们描述了项目合作伙伴和当地居民的未来方向，并确定了与采掘研究和学科差异相关的紧张关系。我们描述了为解决这些紧张局势所采取的行动，并描述了我们与居民合作建立当地能源社区的情况。我们将这一倡议定性为变革行动，因为它有助于实现项目的共同未来。我们讨论了这些发现的含义，认为未来的制定应该更加直接，政治和关系。

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Future Making: Imagining and Crafting Futures in a Diverse World 未来创造：在一个多样化的世界中想象和塑造未来

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.11.001

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Resensing Visions: A Convivial Approach to Future-Making from a Global South Context in Hermosillo, Mexico 在墨西哥埃莫西约，从一个全球南方的背景下，对未来创造的一个愉快的方法

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.08.005

Marysol Ortega Pallanez

Visioning—the act of imagining futures—plays a crucial role in design, projecting possibilities, desires, and intentional directions into the future. Yet visioning methods face significant limitations, especially in Global South settings. These include the challenge of asking individuals in life-threatening contexts to imagine ideal scenarios, and the persuasive force of innovations from Global North contexts, which reflect ontological and temporal linearity. To address these limitations, this article focuses on the future-making experiences of women and plants in public spaces in Hermosillo, Mexico. In this city, women and plants are excluded from public spaces by design. In response, women formed collective embroidery circles. As a culturally situated practice, embroidery loosens the constraints of linearity through embodied reflexivity and cyclical temporality. In these circles, women reflected on their relationships with plants and the local ecosystem; rather than relying on long-term visioning, they made futures through tactile and affective embodied encounters with the public space. The article introduces conviviality as an approach for future-making, emphasizing people’s capacity to transform their lives through relational, affective, and material practices. The findings cover three themes: re-existence of memories and recognition of possibilities; how women-plant entanglements reveal the value of those relations; and the convivial reappropriation of the public space through embroidery and design. By foregrounding affect, embodiment, and cyclical temporality, this work contributes to emerging conversations in design and organizational theory about how futures are imagined, enacted, and made available through transformative acts in the here and now.

设想——想象未来的行为——在设计中起着至关重要的作用，它将可能性、欲望和有意的方向投射到未来。然而，设想方法面临着重大的局限性，特别是在全球南方的背景下。这些挑战包括要求个人在危及生命的环境中想象理想的情景，以及来自全球北方环境的创新的说服力，这反映了本体论和时间线性。为了解决这些限制，本文将重点放在墨西哥埃莫西约公共空间中女性和植物创造未来的经验上。在这个城市，女性和植物被设计排除在公共空间之外。作为回应，妇女们形成了集体刺绣圈。作为一种文化情境的实践，刺绣通过体现反身性和周期性的时间性来放松线性的约束。在这些圈子里，女性反思她们与植物和当地生态系统的关系；他们不是依靠长期的愿景，而是通过与公共空间的触觉和情感具体化的接触来创造未来。这篇文章将享乐作为一种创造未来的方法，强调人们通过关系、情感和物质实践来改变生活的能力。研究结果涵盖了三个主题：记忆的再存在和对可能性的认识；女人与植物的纠缠如何揭示这些关系的价值；以及通过刺绣和设计，将公共空间欢快地重新占用。通过突出影响、体现和周期性的时间性，这项工作有助于设计和组织理论中关于如何通过此时此地的变革行为来想象、制定和实现未来的新兴对话。

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Making Imagined Futures through Design: The Interplay between Discourse and Materiality 通过设计创造想象的未来：话语与物质性的相互作用

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She Ji-The Journal of Design Economics and Innovation

Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.10.003

Ilaria Durante, Claudio Dell’Era, Stefano Magistretti

Addressing futures uncertainty requires collective effort to imagine and make futures that are more desirable to organizations and societies. This article investigates how design artifacts can support practitioners in making imagined futures tangible through the interplay between discourse and materiality. We organized a Future Workshop involving sixty practitioners that produced thirty design artifacts and twenty hours of recorded conversations. Through axial coding, we identified five distinct practices unfolding between discourse and materiality, spanning analytical immersion and emotional awakening. First, we contribute to future-making literature by conceptualizing how imagined futures become more tangible through design artifacts before they are implemented within organizations. Second, we unpack the role of emotions—an underexplored dimension in future-making—in fueling this process. Finally, we introduce two tools to practitioners, the first titled “Future Moments” and the second titled “Future Experiences of Life.” These two tools aim to facilitate the production of relevant design artifacts for making imagined futures.

解决未来的不确定性需要集体努力来想象和创造对组织和社会更可取的未来。本文探讨了设计作品如何通过话语和物质性之间的相互作用，支持实践者将想象中的未来具体化。我们组织了一个未来研讨会，涉及60名实践者，他们制作了30个设计工件和20个小时的对话记录。通过轴向编码，我们确定了在话语和物质性之间展开的五种不同的实践，跨越了分析沉浸和情感觉醒。首先，我们通过概念化想象的未来如何在组织内实现之前通过设计工件变得更加有形，从而为未来制作文献做出贡献。其次，我们揭示了情绪在推动这一过程中的作用——这是未来创造中一个未被探索的维度。最后，我们向从业者介绍两种工具，第一种名为“未来时刻”，第二种名为“未来生活体验”。这两个工具的目的是促进相关的设计文物的生产，以创造想象的未来。

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“Back to the Future”: Making the Future Organizational Space from Experience to Imagination and Back “回到未来”：从经验到想象再回到未来的组织空间

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She Ji-The Journal of Design Economics and Innovation

Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.08.006

Alessandra Migliore , Chiara Tagliaro

This article explores how the experience of organizational space shapes the enactment of imagined futures of work. While research on future-making emphasizes the value of imagining multiple distant futures, it has paid limited attention to how such futures are grounded in the spatial and experiential realities of everyday organizational life. Drawing on the emerging spatial turn in organization studies and using a longitudinal qualitative case study of a large Italian business association preparing for a major headquarters redesign, we examine how stakeholders engage with their future of work in the context of a major workplace transformation. Our findings identify three future-making trajectories—speculating, projecting, and realizing—each shaped by distinct spatial experiences and stakeholder positions. We also identify two recursive practices—criticizing and aspiring—through which imagined futures loop back to reshape perceptions of present space. We conceptualize this recursive process as unfolding within an emergent in-between space, a liminal and processual zone where imagined futures and lived spaces co-construct each other. By positioning space as both a medium and an outcome of future-making, we contribute to the literature on future-making by conceptualizing the spatial path dependency of future enactment.

本文探讨了组织空间的经验如何塑造想象中的未来工作的制定。虽然关于未来创造的研究强调想象多个遥远未来的价值，但它对这些未来如何立足于日常组织生活的空间和经验现实的关注有限。利用组织研究中新兴的空间转向，并利用意大利一家大型商业协会为总部重新设计做准备的纵向定性案例研究，我们研究了利益相关者如何在重大工作场所转型的背景下参与他们未来的工作。我们的研究结果确定了三种创造未来的轨迹——推测、预测和实现——每一种轨迹都由不同的空间体验和利益相关者的立场决定。我们还确定了两种递归的实践——批评和渴望——通过它们，想象的未来循环回来，重塑对当前空间的感知。我们将这种递归过程概念化为在一个突现的中间空间中展开，这是一个阈限和过程区域，想象的未来和生活空间相互构建。通过将空间定位为未来制定的媒介和结果，我们通过概念化未来制定的空间路径依赖性来为未来制定的文献做出贡献。

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Redirective Tactics for Designing Transitions: A Typology of Sustainable Future-Making Pathways 设计转型的重定向策略：可持续未来路径的类型学

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She Ji-The Journal of Design Economics and Innovation

Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.10.002

Samuel Yu

Against the backdrop of a global socio-ecological crisis, transition design seeks to envision and realize more desirable future worlds. Framing transition design as a redirective practice, this article draws on the concepts of defuturing and ontological design to present a typology of design tactics. These tactics are organized within a proposed framework for sustainable future-making that outlines diverse approaches to imagining and designing for transitions. The seven tactics—refusal, elimination, revival, amplification, maintenance, modification, and invention—serve as both a provocation and a heuristic, bringing coherence to multiple pathways toward more sustainable futures. Together they emphasize the need to address the ontological inertia and directionality of what has already been designed and continues to defuture. To support redirective future-making in practice, the framework offers creative prompts for envisioning alternative futures and strategic guidance for realizing them.

在全球社会生态危机的背景下，转型设计试图设想和实现更理想的未来世界。将过渡设计作为一种重定向实践，本文借鉴了未来设计和本体论设计的概念，提出了一种设计策略的类型学。这些策略被组织在可持续未来制定的拟议框架内，该框架概述了为过渡设想和设计的各种方法。这七种策略——拒绝、消除、复兴、扩大、维护、修改和发明——既是一种挑衅，也是一种启发，为通往更可持续未来的多种途径带来了连贯性。他们共同强调需要解决已经设计和继续未来的本体论惯性和方向性。为了在实践中支持重定向未来的制定，该框架为设想不同的未来提供了创造性的提示，并为实现这些未来提供了战略指导。

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Contributors and Acknowledgment to Referees 2025 贡献者和对审稿人的感谢2025

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/S2405-8726(25)00082-6

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Don Norman on Design, Business, and What It Takes to Make the Future 唐·诺曼谈设计、商业和如何创造未来

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.10.004

Michael Shamiyeh

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Scaffolding Futures Making: Facilitating a More Democratizing Futuring Practice 脚手架期货制作：促进更民主化的期货实践

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Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.sheji.2025.10.001

Frédérik Lesage , Gillian Russell , Samein Shamsher

In this article, we develop a conceptual framework for democratizing futures making, a practice often dominated by corporate and professional elites. We argue that more inclusive participation requires a deeper engagement with the pedagogical dimensions of how people come to imagine, explore, and shape the future together. To this end, we introduce scaffolding as a structured approach to futures making through embedded, embodied, and emergent processes. In the first section, we critically examine futures literacy as an approach to democratizing futures making and show why its cognitivist and linguistic focus is limited. Drawing on design theory and organizational theory, we outline how a new materialist perspective offers a more viable alternative. In the second section, we revisit scaffolding as a pedagogical metaphor used to organize learning, reframing it through materialist perspectives to avoid prescriptive interpretations. In the final section, we describe how scaffolding can be put into practice as part of futures making.

在本文中，我们开发了一个概念性的框架，使期货交易民主化，这种做法通常由企业和专业精英主导。我们认为，更具包容性的参与需要更深入地参与人们如何共同想象、探索和塑造未来的教学层面。为此，我们介绍了脚手架作为一种结构化的方法，通过嵌入的、具体化的和紧急的过程来做期货。在第一部分中，我们批判性地考察了期货素养作为一种使期货制作民主化的方法，并说明为什么它的认知主义和语言焦点是有限的。借鉴设计理论和组织理论，我们概述了一个新的唯物主义视角如何提供一个更可行的选择。在第二部分中，我们重新审视脚手架作为一种用于组织学习的教学隐喻，通过唯物主义的观点对其进行重构，以避免规范性的解释。在最后一节中，我们将描述如何将脚手架作为期货制作的一部分付诸实践。

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