| Title | Predictions |
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| Subtitle | Volume 1: From speculative ethnography to apocalyptic testimony |
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| Contributor | Mél Hogan(editor) |
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| Stefan Laser(editor) |
| Edward Ongweso Jr. (editor) |
| DOI | https://doi.org/10.28938/9781912729463 |
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| Landing page | https://www.matteringpress.org/books/predictions-volume-1 |
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| License | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ |
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| Copyright | Mél Hogan; Stefan Laser; Edward Ongweso Jr., chapters by respective authors, 2026 |
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| Publisher | Mattering Press |
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| Publication place | Manchester, UK |
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| Published on | 2026-06-21 |
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| ISBN | 978-1-912729-46-3 (Paperback) |
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| 978-1-912729-44-9 (PDF) |
| 978-1-912729-43-2 (EPUB) |
| Short abstract | We make Predictions as a gesture of hope that goes against the current momentums that trouble us: planetary harm, war, AI hype, viruses, despair. The authors assembled in this series critically and creatively engage with what this uncanniness feels like, and how it helps us to redirect our engagement. |
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| Long abstract | We make Predictions as a gesture of hope that goes against the current momentums that trouble us: planetary harm, war, AI hype, viruses, despair. Doing predictions is an uncanny practice for STS scholars. The authors assembled in this series critically and creatively engage with what this uncanniness feels like, and how it helps us redirect our engagement. Volume 1 presents predictions from speculative ethnography to apocalyptic testimony. |
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| Print length | 136 pages (nulla+136+nulla) |
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| Language | English (Original) |
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| Dimensions | 151.892 x 229.108 mm | 5.98" x 9.02" (Paperback) |
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| Keywords | - prediction
- speculation
- science and technology studies
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