人類學、傳媒與社會創新：與設計研究者徐巧詩對談 “Anthropology, media and social innovation” with design researcher Ire Tsui

人類學的研究方式講求對於與自己截然不同的他者的細心觀察、分析和記錄，碩士畢業於香港中文大學人類學的設計研究者徐巧詩（Ire），就把這人類學的訓練和思維方式，應用到她的傳媒工作和設計研究當中。她曾任職《明報周刊》編輯主任，現時從事策展和研究工作，是 Talking Hands工作室發起人，以及啟民創社成員之一，專注於老齡和認知障礙相關的研究。今集，巧詩會分享人類學與設計研究兩者如何相輔相成，令設計真正能夠回應人和社會的需要。 （本集訪問以粵語進行。） Anthropology emphasizes the importance of observing, analyzing and articulating the culture and life of people who are very different from ourselves. Design researcher Ire Tsui, who graduated from the MA programme of CUHK Anthropology, applied anthropological training and way of thinking to her work in media and design research. Ire worked as managing editor for Ming Pao Weekly before founding design research studio Talking Hands and becoming a member of Enable Foundation. She is currently focusing on curatorial and research projects related to aging and dementia. In this episode, Ire will share how anthropology and design research can be blended creatively to truly meet the needs of the society and its people. (This episode is conducted in Cantonese.) 01’00 由設計到人類學 From design to anthropology 11’05 人類學助記者問對問題 How to ask the right question? 15’57 如何老得好，死得好？ The study on aging and ‘Fine Dying’? 26’15 認知障礙症與設計研究 From dementia-friendly to dementia-freely 46’02 人類學為何重要？Why does anthropology matter?