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Imagined Scenarios of Disruption. A Concept
Koch, Lars; Nanz, Tobias; Pause, Johannes
2018In Koch, Lars; Nanz, Tobias; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) Disruption in the Arts. Textual, Visual, and Performative Strategies for Analyzing Societal Self-Descriptions
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Abstract :
[en] The article is concerned with the current security policy paradigm of precaution, which tries to be prepared for a completely unknown („unknown unknowns“) situation of danger. Within this political security regime, imaginations, both of disruption and security, gain center stage: They enable – at least approximately – the preparative handling with a yet unknown or even unthinkable future catastrophe and simultaneously serve as media of societies’ self-description. To be able to grasp the political role of imagination analytically, after a short historical and theoretical introduction, the article presents a model that shows the transformation of diffuse anxiety into specific scenarios of fear infused with implications of values and actions to be the central function of collective imaginations of danger. Based on this, a typology of disruption is developed that distinguishes between predetermined disruption, adaptive disruption and disruption due to overload.
Disciplines :
Arts & humanities: Multidisciplinary, general & others
Author, co-author :
Koch, Lars;  Technische Universität Dresden
Nanz, Tobias;  Technische Universität Dresden
Pause, Johannes  ;  University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education (FLSHASE)
External co-authors :
yes
Language :
English
Title :
Imagined Scenarios of Disruption. A Concept
Publication date :
2018
Main work title :
Disruption in the Arts. Textual, Visual, and Performative Strategies for Analyzing Societal Self-Descriptions
Author, co-author :
Editor :
Koch, Lars
Nanz, Tobias
Publisher :
de Gruyter, Berlin/Boston, Unknown/unspecified
Pages :
63-81
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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