The Creolization of Recognition
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By: Simone Ravaioli
It was Tyson Yunkaporta who recently introduced me to the uniquely generative idea of creolization, in a panel discussion on, well, inclusive recognition systems: how do we build recognition that actually includes all learners, and all learning? He describes borders as “places of increase of relations” rather than walls, dynamic zones where systems meet, make kin, and transform one another, not sites where one side quietly absorbs the other.
I strongly believe that Reco
It was Tyson Yunkaporta who recently introduced me to the uniquely generative idea of creolization, in a panel discussion on, well, inclusive recognition systems: how do we build recognition that actually includes all learners, and all learning? He describes borders as “places of increase of relations” rather than walls, dynamic zones where systems meet, make kin, and transform one another, not sites where one side quietly absorbs the other.
I strongly believe that Reco
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