内容説明
We live in times of extreme change. There could be no better time than now to interrogate the lives of new kinds of people, movers and makers, who navigate fragility and uncertainty to create with daring, often against great odds. Parminder Bhachu uses their dramatic life stories to uncover what makes for creativity and resilience in times of disequilibrium. What can be learnt from their creative moxie as innovators outside establishment powers? Why has their creative reach grown exponentially in our globally connected twenty-first century? How have their abilities to innovate been catalyzed without subscription to knowledge hierarchies and monopolies? These culturally dexterous movers who possess movement capital, advanced with every migration, have translated ancient maker and craft skills into transforming modern technology, science, design, architecture, and the arts. Generous, inclusive, and deeply collaborative, they are at the heart of open source sharing for collective intelligence, the common good, and the maker movement. They invigorate the economies they reside in greatly enhancing creative capacities and reach. Bhachu, herself a multiple-migrant maker, offers us a model for a hopeful way forward, bringing her unique ethnographic insights to illuminate what can be learnt about thriving in worlds of flux.
目次
Introduction 1. Maker origins and migrant creativity 2. Kuljit Bhamra: artisanal music maker and democratizer of musical knowledge 3. A diasporic Gaudi: Bhajan Hunjan - architectural artist with material daring 4. Amarjit Kalsi: lyrical architect, virtuoso draughtsman 5. Jasleen Kaur: jugaadhan and border-crossing catalyzer of dialogue 6. Fearless sound shaper, Rishi Rich, and path-breaking singer-songwriter, Jay Sean 7. Multi-faceted makers and defiant disruptors of the artistic status quo: the Singh Twins 8. Wishing the best for all: Suneet Singh Tuli - computing power for the billions 9. Jatinder Verma: cartographer of politicized performance: mapping a landscape of dreams 10. Professor Sir Tejinder Singh Virdee: navigator of Newton's ocean of truth Conclusion. The immigrant imperative: sharing and contributing for the common good
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