Posthumanizing Creativity and Material Histories

Abstract

With this article, we attempt to shift the conceptualization of creativity from a human centered perspective to a wider perspective of posthumanism. We use the scenario of collaborative making context, and illustrate how material history evolved rooting on the posthumanist standpoint. We see that the humans and nonhuman entities are enmeshed in creative acts where agency is spread across the various actors leading to learning opportunities and innovative outcomes.