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The Economy of Affordances
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The New Normal think-tank student, activist, and philosopher Joy Zhu reinterprets the concept of affordance in terms of the Chinese concept of yuanfen, which contains critical moments that turn two mutual but mismatched needs into one that is matching, creating an immanent, productive relation of cooperative subsistence. Based on this interpretation, Joy reveals a new concept of efficiency, different from the naturalistic one, demonstrating it through the preservation of outdated technologies in Siberia.
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Philosophy History & TheoryTable of contents
- Introduction: Affordance As An Anti-Naturalist Ontology
- Contingency and Condition: A Footnote on Yuanfen
- Endnotes
- Bibliography
- Acknowledgments