@crossgolf_rebel "This form of “situated cognition”, as Sennett calls it, takes time to develop. It also forces us to slow down, as we see when we study people who make things by hand. “Part of craft’s anchoring role is that it helps to slow down labour,” Sennett told American Craft magazine. “Making is thinking.” @carla@diy@archery@feddit.org@archery@lemmy.world
@crossgolf_rebel When we focus on making a physical object, or on playing a musical instrument, our concentration level is mainly self-directed,” the sociologist Richard Sennett argues. The act of manipulating a tool or of drawing a bow across a string forces us to feel and do simultaneously, and the more skilled we become at the act, the less we have to think about what we are doing. @carla@diy@archery@feddit.org@archery@lemmy.world
@crossgolf_rebel "This form of “situated cognition”, as Sennett calls it, takes time to develop. It also forces us to slow down, as we see when we study people who make things by hand. “Part of craft’s anchoring role is that it helps to slow down labour,” Sennett told American Craft magazine. “Making is thinking.” @carla @diy @archery@feddit.org @archery@lemmy.world
@crossgolf_rebel When we focus on making a physical object, or on playing a musical instrument, our concentration level is mainly self-directed,” the sociologist Richard Sennett argues. The act of manipulating a tool or of drawing a bow across a string forces us to feel and do simultaneously, and the more skilled we become at the act, the less we have to think about what we are doing. @carla @diy @archery@feddit.org @archery@lemmy.world
@crossgolf_rebel es gibt ja diese Forschungspaper dass "machen" mit den Händen am Besten für die Selbstwirksamkeit ist, komplett logisch @carla @diy @archery@feddit.org @archery@lemmy.world
@crossgolf_rebel @carla @diy @archery@feddit.org @archery@lemmy.world mega schön 😍😍😍