Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- futurist_fieldguide:incasting [2015-04-03 14:14] – alkan
+++ futurist_fieldguide:incasting [2015-06-02 16:14] (current) – maja
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-=== Incasting ===
+==== Incasting ====
-Incasting is about delving deep into scenarios, expanding on glimpses of the future, creating more complete worlds and stories filled with rich detail. While incasting is an engaging and creative way to explore scenarios, it can also help surface inconsistencies, assumptions and (cognitive) biases. While it's often (relatively) easily to agree on the general outline of a future, elaborating the specifics and complexities can raise surprising and revealing discussions. Furthermore, when incasting is applied to familiar contexts and using known formats, the differences and similarities between the present and future can become more apparent and open for further examination.
+Incasting is about delving deep into scenarios, expanding on glimpses of the future, and creating more complete worlds and stories that are filled with rich detail. While it's often fairly easy to agree on the general outline of a scenario, elaborating the specifics and complexities can raise surprising and revealing discussions. By exploring the details of a given scenario, various inconsistencies, assumptions and (cognitive) biases can surface. Furthermore, when incasting is applied to familiar contexts and using known formats, the differences and similarities between the present and future can become more apparent and open to further examination.
   * Storytelling
-  * Worldbuilding (incl. pantopicon’s agora approach)
+  * [[Worldbuilding]]
-  * Backstory
+  * [[Backstory]]
-  * “A day in a life”
+  * [[day in the life|A day in the life]]
-  * Diary from the future
+  * [[Diary]]
   * Flash fiction
   * Science fiction (and other types of speculative fiction)
-  * Infrastructure fiction
   * …