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This book explores the epistemic status and potential of humanities laboratories. It investigates the history of such laboratories, while contributing to debates on designing contemporary forms of labs. The book traces the trend for laboratories in the humanities since the mid-nineteenth century, outlining a multitude of projects across diverse times and spaces.
We are interested in what makes humanities laboratories different from their scientific relatives. Can a humanities lab and those investigating natural sciences even be considered as related? Or should the relationship between them be seen transversally, outside of the opposition between the humanities and the natural and formal sciences?
We argue that the humanities laboratory should not be based on the idea of mimesis and imitate a scientific lab, but rather operate according to the principle of mimicry. Only in this way can the humanities fulfil their self-critical function.
Contents
Contents
Introduction
Aleksandra Kil-Matlak, Jacek Ma³czyñski, Dorota Wolska
What Goes on in Humanities Laboratories?
Part 1: Humanities Laboratories
Chapter 1
Aleksandra Kil-Matlak, Jacek Ma³czyñski, Dorota Wolska
The Tricky Case of Claude Lévi-Strauss's Laboratoire d'anthropologie sociale
Chapter 2
Jacek Ma³czyñski
The Laboratory as a "Soap Bubble": Juri Lotman, the Tartu-Moscow school and the Laboratory of History and Semiotics
Chapter 3
Miros³aw Kocur
Jerzy Grotowski's Laboratory Theatre: A Laboratory in Search of the Truth
Chapter 4
Aleksandra Kil-Matlak
An Archaeology of the Humanities Infrastructure: Paul Otlet and Laboratorium Mundaneum
Chapter 5
Karolina Charewicz-Jakubowska
The Private Banker of Academia: The case of Aby Warburg's Laboratory of Cultural-Scientific Picture-History
Part 2: Laboratorisation of the Humanities
Chapter 6
Krzysztof £ukasiewicz
The Laboratory Effect: Laboratories in Leipzig at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Chapter 7
Adam Pisarek
The Laboratorisation of the Field: The Formation of the Anthropological Mode of Knowledge
Chapter 8
Rafa³ Nahirny
Jeremy Bentham and the Formation of the Laboratory of Power-Knowledge
Part 3: The Post-humanist laboratory
Chapter 9
Magdalena Zamorska
The Humanities Laboratory and Neoliberal Academia: The case of SenseLab
Chapter 10
Joanna Sieracka
Swarm in the Post-humanities Laboratory: On Collective Research Practices from a Post-humanist Perspective
