Marcelo Stamm

Bio

Dr. Marcelo Stamm studied philosophy at LMU Munich and Oxford University and is professor at Virginia Tech, with extensive research experience in the philosophy of creativity and design, and in continental philosophy and philosophy of mind. He is particularly interested in the philosophical appraisal of situated artistic practices through constellation research–which he extrapolates from original research into German Idealism–as well as in innovative models of conceptualizing creative processes across all areas of art and design.

Contributions

Constellations in Transformation

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This paper argues for “constellation research” and its core concept “constellations” as a paradigm in response to a series of potential hermeneutic, perspectival, and cognitive fallacies in the prevalent discourses on transformation and the making of future worlds at large. We claim that constellation research provides a particular heuristic to detect salient aspects of ground-breaking actual transformations. The paper’s intent is to spell out the heuristic model in its generality, thus...

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