2018
DOI: 10.3390/mti2020015
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Sensibility, Narcissism and Affect: Using Immersive Practices in Design for Embodied Experience

Abstract: 'Embodiment' need not focus on isolated individuals or group interactions. This article articulates the potential for designs that prompt participants to bring relationships with other people to mind. These can be fleeting relationships between participants and unknown others, or remembered relationships with romantic partners, family members, or close friends who are not physically co-present or digitally represented. In either case, it is possible to generate affective responses that profoundly shape partici… Show more

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