Doenja Oogjes
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Doenja Oogjes is a design researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction, posthumanism, and speculative design. Her research critically examines how we conceptualize and relate to technology, particularly through the lens of "more-than-human" perspectives. In her most cited paper, "More-than-human Perspective on the Robomorphism Paradigm" (2024, 5 citations), Oogjes proposes a groundbreaking redefinition of robomorphism—not as the attribution of human traits to robots, but as the attribution of robotlike traits to non-robotic entities. This posthuman reframing challenges anthropocentric assumptions in HCI and opens new avenues for understanding human-robot relations. Oogjes’ work is notable for its theoretical rigor and its push to decenter the human in design research, making her a key voice in emerging conversations around posthumanist design. While her citation count is still growing, her conceptual contributions are already shaping how scholars think about the ontological boundaries between humans, robots, and the environment.
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- 1More-than-human Perspective on the Robomorphism Paradigm5 citations · 2024