Művészet és társadalomtudomány együttműködése a posztnormál tudományfelfogás keretein belül: backcasting kutatási eredmények egy interaktív színházi kalandjátékban

Abstract

Social scientists doing research within post-normal science are constantly on the look-out for solutions how to involve different actors in society to deepen the understanding of social issues and find possible solutions.They also aim to initiate social transformations that lead towards desirable answers to current problems.This article presents the experiences of a post-normal collaboration between social science and arts that deepened our understanding of a given problem, explored the nature of possible solutions, and reached a wider audience in order to bring about the necessary change.The original research used the method of backcasting to find out how economic operators could operate more sustainably and responsibly.While results of the backcasting research may alone be interesting, the researchers wanted to move beyond traditional scientific publications.They wanted to see what a theatre company can do with the raw data and how the results of that research would be received by the general public.The experiment eventually evolved into the Symptom Ensemble's interactive theatrical adventure game, where the research results were interpreted, translated and transformed into a thought-provoking art experience.The scientific processing and presentation of such a collaborative experience provides an insight into the potential of cooperation between theatre and social science research.

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