“More-than-human”, “trans-organicity” and “eco-data-symbiosis” are some of the key concepts through which the narratives on digital-health unfold, and that will be useful to reflect on the era of the Anthropocene. In this paper, narratives on digital-health will be presented as the analytic field of new connective ecologies to rethink the relationship with the so-called natural environment (usually perceived as that which is extraneous to us humans), and a new way of understanding our more-than-human identity as well as “our” biological specificity. Narratives on digital-health will also be useful to rethink health beyond the idea of a “state” exclusively bound to the human body, reconnecting ties linking the health of all species, the environment and new technologies. Narratives on digital health represent an excellent analytic field to address critical Anthropocene issues, which: 1. lead to rethinking agency (who does what) in terms of entanglement of all things; 2. propose new approaches to health-environment according to models of human and non-human hyper-complexity; 3. consider the human body (and in a broader sense society as well) through trans-organic processes in which the biological, the technological and the natural become contaminated, but also where the boundary between the inside and the outside of bodies (environment) becomes increasingly tenuous. Digital-health will highlight new ways of knowing about Anthropocene and contemporary phenomena, which in the words of Donna Haraway, are showing their increasingly sympoietic nature; that is, their connective, trans-organic and symbiotic dimensions. Più che umano, trans-organicità ed eco-data-simpoiesi sono alcuni dei concetti chiavi attraverso i quali si snoda lo storytelling della salute digitale che saranno utilizzati per riflettere sulle debolezze dell’epistemologia occidentale alla base dell’antropocene. La salute-digitale sarà presentata sia come campo di analisi di nuove ecologie connettive con cui ripensare la relazione con l’ambiente cosiddetto naturale, e solitamente percepito come ciò che è esterno a noi umani, sia come nuovo modo di intendere l’umano e la nostra specificità biologica.

La salute digitale e le sue ecologie connettive. Quali narrazioni per riflettere sull'Antropocene? / Silvia Surrenti. - In: CAMBIO. - ISSN 2239-1118. - ELETTRONICO. - (2024), pp. 1-16.

La salute digitale e le sue ecologie connettive. Quali narrazioni per riflettere sull'Antropocene?

Silvia Surrenti
2024

Abstract

“More-than-human”, “trans-organicity” and “eco-data-symbiosis” are some of the key concepts through which the narratives on digital-health unfold, and that will be useful to reflect on the era of the Anthropocene. In this paper, narratives on digital-health will be presented as the analytic field of new connective ecologies to rethink the relationship with the so-called natural environment (usually perceived as that which is extraneous to us humans), and a new way of understanding our more-than-human identity as well as “our” biological specificity. Narratives on digital-health will also be useful to rethink health beyond the idea of a “state” exclusively bound to the human body, reconnecting ties linking the health of all species, the environment and new technologies. Narratives on digital health represent an excellent analytic field to address critical Anthropocene issues, which: 1. lead to rethinking agency (who does what) in terms of entanglement of all things; 2. propose new approaches to health-environment according to models of human and non-human hyper-complexity; 3. consider the human body (and in a broader sense society as well) through trans-organic processes in which the biological, the technological and the natural become contaminated, but also where the boundary between the inside and the outside of bodies (environment) becomes increasingly tenuous. Digital-health will highlight new ways of knowing about Anthropocene and contemporary phenomena, which in the words of Donna Haraway, are showing their increasingly sympoietic nature; that is, their connective, trans-organic and symbiotic dimensions. Più che umano, trans-organicità ed eco-data-simpoiesi sono alcuni dei concetti chiavi attraverso i quali si snoda lo storytelling della salute digitale che saranno utilizzati per riflettere sulle debolezze dell’epistemologia occidentale alla base dell’antropocene. La salute-digitale sarà presentata sia come campo di analisi di nuove ecologie connettive con cui ripensare la relazione con l’ambiente cosiddetto naturale, e solitamente percepito come ciò che è esterno a noi umani, sia come nuovo modo di intendere l’umano e la nostra specificità biologica.
2024
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Goal 3: Good health and well-being
Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities
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