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Below you can find new and old writing from The Studio at the Edge of the World.

​A Political Lexicon of Design

Version One - August 2018
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Tony Fry – selected writing

Getting over Architecture: Thinking, Surmounting and Redirecting 
Design Education in a Broken World

​Studio Associates Publications

Anne-Marie Willis
The Design Philosophy Reader, London: Bloomsbury 2018
This important book explains the recent emergence of design philosophy, the key questions which dominate it, and its potential to fundamentally change the way we practice and think about design. It comprises eight thematic sections, each featuring a short, contextualising introduction and an annotated bibliography. It presents the writings of such leading design thinkers and philosophers as Deleuze and Heidegger, Aristotle and Plato. With texts ranging from philosophically informed writing on design and culture, to ancient and contemporary philosophy which addresses the concept of design, The Design Philosophy Reader is an impressive and pioneering work
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/the-design-philosophy-reader-9780857853509/


​Design Philosophy Papers Archive
Design Philosophy Papers (DPP) was a refereed online journal published between 2003 and 2017 aiming to advance critical thinking on design and the-world-as-designed. The issues were organised according to themes like: design and power; design ethics; design and the global south; technology as environment;  re-materialization; user-centred design; sacred design, and many more. There are more than 140 papers in the archive available for download. Read more about Design Philosophy Papers and why it stopped publishing here.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY PAPERS 2003 to 2017 – ALL ISSUES
Design Philosophy Papers was published by Team D/E/S Publications. In later years it was distributed by Bloomsbury, then Routledge/Taylor & Francis. Editorial introductions are usually by Anne-Marie Willis and most Issues have papers by Tony Fry. 
 
Volume 1, Issue, 2003 – UNSUSTAINABILITY
The rhetoric of sustainability has proliferated, offering little more than catch phrases and techno-principles … something else more fundamental needs to happen before instrumental solutions could even begin to be effective. 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Opening Lines

Ezio Manzini, Scenarios of Sustainable Wellbeing
Augustin Berque, The Idea of Disurbanity
Tony Fry, The Voice of Sustainment: an introduction
Tony Fry, Watch this Space: Introducing Hot Debate

Volume 1, Issue 2, 2003 – BEAUTY

Why beauty matters; tainted beauty; beauty-in-use.
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Tainted Beauty

Karsten Harries, Why Beauty Matters

Cameron Tonkinwise, Beauty-in-Use
Tony Fry, Why Philosophy?

William McNeill, Approaching the Sustainment with Heidegger
Tony Fry & Clive Dilnot, Manifesto for Redirective Desig (hot debate)
 
Volume 1, Issue 3, 2003 – MEDIAGE

“Mediage” gropes towards naming what were once thought of as technologies of representation, but which now are more cogently thought of as technologies of mediation that are constitutive of modes of being  … 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Mediage

Tony Fry, Televisual Designing

Abby Mellick Lopes, Televisual Anaesthesia

Daniel Palmer, The Paradox of User Control

Tony Fry, Touching the Wall of Silence (hot debate)
Tony Fry & Clive Dilnot, Manifesto for Redirective Design (hot debate) (replay)
Graeme Byrne, Wittgensteinian Mechanics (review of Bucciarelli, Engineering Philosophy)
 
Volume 1, Issue 4, 2003 – TECHNOLOGY AS ENVIRONMENT
We are not just designers of technology but ourselves the consequences of technological design … 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Technology as Environment
Aidan Davison, Rapt in Technology
Nicholas Makelburge, Computing Against the Grain
Tony Fry, Elimination by Design

Ezio Manzini & Francois Jegou, Sustainable Everyday
Tony Fry, The Impossible
Victor Margolin, Urban Underside (review of Florian Böhm, Luca Pizzaroni, Wolfgang Scheppe Endcommercial ® Reading the City)

Anne-Marie Willis, Chimeral Cities (review of Joan Ramon Resina & Dieter Ingenschay eds After-Images of the City)
 
Volume 1, Issue 5, 2003 – DESIGN-TIME
Design and Time, plus the challenges of design education.
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design Time and Design Education
John Wood, Designing Clocks to Sustain Synergy

Francesca Spanedda, 4D city

Wolfgang Jonas, Design, Time and Not Knowing
Ken Friedman, Design Education in the University: A Philosophical and Socio-Economic Inquiry
Hazel Clark, How, What and Who Should We Teach?

Gregory Ulmer, Design Education and Electracy

Tony Fry, Dead Institution Walking: The University, Crisis, Design and Remaking
Abby Mellick Lopes, The Politics of Design Conversations (review of Victor Margolin Politics of the Artificial)

Tony Fry, The Dialectic of Sustainment
 
Volume 1, Issue 6, 2003/2004 – DESIGN’S OTHER
How can this other design and designing be made visible and engaged without being measured against Eurocentric norms? 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design’s Other

Stanislaus Fung, Here and There in Yuan Ye

Samer Akkach, Design and the Question of Eurocentricity

Francois-Xavier Nzi iyo Nsenga, Beyond McWorld Design

Kati Reijonen, Design and Developing Countries

Tony Fry, Betwixt Design’s Others

Victor Margolin, Re-visioning Design Practice

Abby Mellick Lopes, Design as Politics

Tony Fry, Design and the Political

Cameron Tonkinwise, Designing Philosophically (review: Vilem Flusser The Shape of Things: A Philosophy of Design)

Tony Fry, An Other Economy
 
Volume 2, Issue 1, 2004 – USER-CENTRED DESIGN
Should the user be regarded as an authority on use or as an effect of use? 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: User-centred design

Paul Rothstein & Michelle Tornello Shirey, User-Centred Research: a status report

Stella Boess, Designing Towards Ways of Living

Raija Halonen, Users, Not Necessarily Choosers

Peter Lloyd, Paradox of the Average

Tony Fry, Design, The Other and the Ethical

Anders Rønnau, Obscuring Design Philosophy through the Misuse of Physics (hot debate) 

Anne-Marie Willis, Open Door or Closed Shop? (review: Nelson & Stolterman The Design Way)
Tony Fry, The Cultural Politics of Politics of Nature (review: Bruno Latour Politics of Nature)
 
Volume 1, Issue 2, 2004 – DESIGN ETHICS
There is an ethical abyss at the heart of many of the advocated approaches to design
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design Ethics

Sean Donahue, Discipline Specific Ethics

Carla Martins Cipolla, Tourist or Guest: designing tourism experiences or hospitality relations?
 Jack Elliott, Reconciling Eco-Ethics and Aesthetics

Cameron Tonkinwise, Ethics by Design, or the Ethos of Things

Tony Fry, Design Ethics as Futuring

John Wood, More Synergy Needed (hot debate – reply to Anders Rønnau)
 
Volume 2, Issue 3, 2004 – REMATERIALIZATION part 1
Three inter-connected aspects of de/re/materialisation: environments, things and bodies. 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: De/re/materialisation

Albert Borgmann, Information & Inhabitation: toward an architecture of disclosure & enclosure
Cameron Tonkinwise, Is Design Finished? dematerialisation & changing things

Tony Fry, Rematerialisation as a Prospective Project

Anne-Marie Willis, Imperatives Effaced (hot debate) 
 
Volume 2 Issue 4, 2004 – URBOCENTRISM
To name urbocentrism as a problem doesn’t necessarily imply that there must be some uncorrupted space, place, or way of life beyond the urban. 
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Urbocentrism

Tony Fry, From Urbocentrism to Hyperurbanism

Aidan Davison, Street Lights at the End of the Universe
Augustin Berque, Inauthenticity of home, insecurity at heart
Tony Fry, Lights Out (debate – reply to Aidan Davison)
Tony Fry, On Design Intelligence
 
Volume 3 Issue 1, 2005  – SCENARIOS
Ezio Manzini, Interviewed on Scenarios for Sustainability

Anne-Marie Willis, Scenarios, Futures and Design

Tony Fry, The Scenario of Design

Anne-Marie Willis, Reviews in Brief: Manzini/Jegou Sustainable Everyday; Jonas/Meyer-Veden Mind the Gap; The Archeworks Papers
 
Volume 3 Issue 2, 2005 – REMATERIALIZATION part 2
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: De/re/materialisation (contra-futures) – take two
Johan Redström, On Technology as Material in Design

Wolfgang Jonas, Dematerialisation through Body Orientation

Tony Fry & Anne-Marie Willis, Ecologies of Steel: an introduction
Albert Borgmann, Information & Inhabitation: toward an architecture of disclosure & enclosure: (repeat from Vol 2, Issue 3)
Cameron Tonkinwise, Is Design Finished? (repeat from Vol 2, Issue 3)
Tony Fry, Rematerialisation as a Prospective Project (repeat from Vol 2, Issue 3)
Tony Fry, Elimination by Design (repeat from Vol 1, Issue 4)

Volume 3, Issue 3, 2005  – HOMELESSNESS
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: On homelessness

Maria Cecilia Loschiavo dos Santos, Design, waste and homelessness
Ranjana Mital, Not homeless, but houseless in Delhi

Tiiu Poldma, Teaching design by confronting homelessness

Anne Edwards, A lack of design: homelessness policy

Tony Fry, Homelessness: a philosophical architecture

Ken Straiton, Homeless settlement in Tokyo (images)
 
Volume 3 Issue 4, 2005 – DESIGN-IN-ACTION
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design-in-action

Bodil Jönsson, Peter Anderberg, Eva Flodin, Camilla Nordgren, Arne Svensk & Lone Malmborg, Ethics in the Making

Carleton B. Christensen, The Material Basis of Everyday Rationality: transformation by design or education?

Rabah Bousbaci & Alain Findeli, More Acting & Less Making: a place for ethics in architecture’s epistemology
Tony Fry, Design, Development & Questions of Direction

Volume 4, Issue 1, 2006 – REVIEW ISSUE
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: The Review Issue
Cameron Tonkinwise, Always Historicise Design (review: Bruce Sterling Shaping Things)
Tony Fry, ‘Object-thing Philosophy’ and Design (reviews: B. Latour & P. Weibel Making Things Public; G. Harman, Tool-being and Guerrilla Metaphysics; Peter-Paul Verbeek What Things Do)

Gavin Sade, Why Interaction Design? (review: Jonas Löwgren & Erik Stolterman Thoughtful Interaction Design)

Anne-Marie Willis, From Cultural Difference to Horizons of the Same (reviews: Marshall Sahlins Culture in Practice & Bruce Mau Massive Change)

Maria Cecilia Loschiavos dos Santos, Homelessness: A Global Perspective
 
Volume 4, Issue 2, 2006 – DESIGN, PHILOSOPHY, ETHICS part 1
Tony Fry, Editorial: Design, Philosophy & Ethics

Anne-Marie Willis, Ontological Designing

William McNeill, Design and the Enigma of the World

Wolfgang Jonas, A Special Moral Code for Design?

Carleton B. Christensen, Popping the Bubble: the Ethical Responsibility for Design (review: John Thackara In the Bubble)
Books received and noted
 
Volume 4, Issue 3, 2006  – DESIGN, PHILOSOPHY, ETHICS part 2
Tony Fry, Design, Ethics & Identity

Keith Owens, Design, Technology & Ethics: Visiting with Kockelkoren & Taylor
Daniel Wahl, A Cyborg’s choice: Singularity or Sustainment?
 
Volume 4, Issue 4, 2006 – NEW DIRECTION/SUSTAIN ETHICS
Anne-Marie Willis & Tony Fry, Editorial: New Directions

Eli Blevis, Advancing Sustainable Interaction Design: two perspectives on material effects

Susan Stewart & Jacqueline Lorber-Kasunic, Akrasia, Ethics & Design Education
Philippe Gauthier, Not Good Enough? A Response to Wolfgang Jonas

Tony Fry, Reviews: Samar Akkach Cosmology and Architecture; S. Read & C. Pinilla, Visualising the Invisible; Alberto Perez-Gomez Built upon Love
Anne-Marie Willis, Reviews: Michelle Murphy Sick Building Syndrome and the Problem of Uncertainty; Anthony Dunne Hertzian Tales: electronic products, aesthetic experience and critical design

Volume 5, Issue 1, 2007 – REDIRECTION
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Transition

Tony Fry, Redirective Practice: An Elaboration

Cameron Tonkinwise, Philosophy Gets Real about Design (review: Albert Borgmann’s Real American Ethics)
Design Philosophy Politics – Preview

Eli Blevis, Living Room Totem of the Unsustainable

Review shorts: Nigel Cross’s ‘Designerly Ways of Knowing’; George Stiny’s ‘Shape’ and more
 
Volume 5, Issue 2, 2007 – BUILDING DWELLING FUTURES
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Building Dwelling Futures

Philippe d’Anjou & Glenn Weiss, The Forgotten Project in New Urbanism
Kim Steele, Topography of Vacancy

Tony Fry with Jim Gall, Redirective Practice in Action: Boonah Two
Anne-Marie Willis, From Peri-urban to Unknown Territory
 
Volumes 5, Issue 3, 2007 –EVERYDAY SUSTAINMENT
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: The Everyday as Locus of Sustainment

Carleton B. Christensen, What is so Sustainable about Services?

Philippe d’Anjou, The Existential Self as Locus of Sustainability in Design

Michael Chapman & Steffan Lehmann, Congestion & Movement: Cities, Crowds & Chandigarh
Sukanta Biswas, Sustainable Mobility Services in Kolkata
Tony Fry, Learning from the Ancients, review: Jullien’s Vital Nourishment
Book review shorts: Plenitude, 101 Things, Personhood of Place, Kenya Hara
 
Volume 6, Issue 1, 2008  – TECHNOLOGICAL ANGST
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Technological Angst

Britt Östlund, Annika Olsson & Bodil Jönsson, The Liquid Drop: exposing & utilising difference in the design process

Eric Stolterman & Anna Croon Fors, Human Computer Interaction: towards a critical research position

Anne-Marie Willis, Introduction to Philosophical Dialogue

William McNeill & Carleton B. Christensen, Philosophical Dialogue: Everyday truths?
Tony Fry, The Gap in the Ability to Sustain

Carleton B. Christensen, What is so Sustainable about Services? (repeat)
 
Volume 6, Issue 2, 2008 – SELF, AGENCY, WORLD
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Self, Agency, World
Carleton B. Christensen, Redirecting Affective Dispositions: how philosophy can contribute to eco-political thinking
Henrik Enquist, A Socio-material Ecology of the Distributed Self
Tiiu Poldma, Dwelling Futures and Lived Experiences: transforming interior spaces
Anne-Marie Willis, Design Unlimited – reviews: The Design Culture Reader (ed. Ben Highmore) & Design Dictionary (eds Michael Erloff and Tim Marshall)
 
Volume 7, Issue 1, 2009 – INEFFICIENT SUSTAINABILITY
Anne-Marie Willis & Cameron Tonkinwise, Inefficient Sustainability
Allan Stoekl, Gift, Design and Gleaning
Jamer Hunt, Unnatural Capital: Bataille beyond Design
Tony Fry, Sustainability: Inefficiency or Insufficiency?
Cameron Tonkinwise, Sustainability is not a Humanism review essay on Allan Stoekl Bataille’s Peak
 
Volume 7, Issue 2, 2009 – DESIGN HISTORY FUTURES
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design History Futures?
Peter A. Hall, True Cost Button-pushing: re-writing industrial design in America
Tara Andrews, Design and Consume to Utopia: where industrial design went wrong
Carolyn Barnes & Simon Jackson, Robin Boyd, Expo ’70 and Defuturing: no accounting for the environment
Beverly Grindstaff, Origins of Unsustainable Luxury: becoming slaves to objects
Anne Massey & Paul Micklethwaite, Unsustainability: towards a new design history with reference to British Utitlity
 
Volume 7, Issue 3, 2009 – DESIGN HISTORY FUTURES – part 2
Karin Jaschke, Editorial: Design History Futures - part 2
Daniel Barber, Environmentalisation: 20thc architecture reconceived
Jill Sinclair, ‘That faint semblance of Eden’: problems with landscape design history
Mark Jackson, Sustainability, Design, History
Dena Fam, Cynthia Mitchell, Abby Lopes, Juliet Willetts, Challenge of Systems Change: Sydney’s sewers
John Calvelli, Unsustainable Histories, Models of Practice
 
Volume 8, Issue 1, 2010 – SACRED DESIGN
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Sacred Design Now
Karsten Harries, On the Need for Sacred Architecture
Nilay Ozlu, Hagia Sophia and the Demise of the Sacred
Tony Fry, Re-turning: Sacred Design III
Soumitri Varadarajan, How the Sacred could Inform Sustainable Design Practice
Samer Akkach, The Presence of Absence: Sacred Design Now
 
Volume 9, Issue 3, 2011 – BEYOND PROGRESSIVE DESIGN part 1
Sean Donahue, Rama Gheerawo & Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Beyond Progressive Design – Part 1
Shana Agid, How Do We Transition People from a System that Doesn't Want To Let Them Go?: Social Design and Its Political Contexts
Matt Kiem, Designing the Social, and the Politics of Social Innovation
Kenton Card, Democratic Social Architecture or Experimentation on the Poor? Ethnographic Snapshots
Karine Freire, Gustavo Borba & Luisa Diebold, Participatory Design as an Approach to Social Innovation
Vera Damazio & Gabriel Leitão, Design against Domestic Violence: The Project ‘Bringing Peace into the Family’
 
Volume 10, Issue 1, 2012 – BEYOND PROGRESSIVE DESIGN part 2
Sean Donahue, Rama Gheerawo & Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Beyond Progressive Design – Part 2
Oliver Vodeb, Beyond the Image and Towards Communication: An Extra-Disciplinary Critique of the Visual Communication Profession
Jan-Henning Raff & Gavin Melles, Design without Designers: Thinking Everyday Design Practice
Eva Koppen & Christoph Meinel, Knowing People: The Empathetic Designer
Pirkko Raudaskoski, Beyond Words: Progressive Design for/with People with Severe Brain Injury
Yoko Akama, A Way of Being in Design: Zen and the Art of Being a Human-Centred Practitioner
Petra Perolini & Tony Fry, Home Eco-Nomy: Dwelling, Destruction and Design
 
Volume 10, Issue 2, 2012 – MAPPING
Kaye Shumack, Editorial: Mapping, Shifting Ecologies of Time and Place
Anne-Marie Willis, The Ontological Designing of Mapping
Susan C. Stewart, Fresh Thoughts on Mapping and GIS: Cleanliness, Temporality and Sustainment
Abby Mellick Lopes & Kaye Shumack, “Please Ask Us” Conversation Mapping as Design Research: Social Learning in a Verge Garden Site
Clancy Wilmott, Living the Map: Cartographies of Mobile Media Environments
Sarah Barns, Retrieving the Spatial Imaginary of Real-Time Cities
Peter Hall, Afterword: On Mapping and Maps
 
Volume 11, Issue 1, 2013 – DESIGN, POLITICS, CHANGE
Anne-Marie Willis, Design, Politics and Change
Mahmoud Keshavarz & Ramia Maze, Design and Dissensus: Framing and Staging Participation in Design Research
Matt Kiem, If Political Design Changed Anything They'd Make it Illegal: Review Essay on Carl DiSalvo's Adversarial Design
Guilherme C. Meyer & Alice T. Cybis Pereira, Design and Ethnography on a Post-Tragedy Scenario: Intervention in the Itajaí Valley
Filipe Campello Xavier da Costa & Celso Carnos Scaletsky, Road Running as a Designed Experience
Fernando Secomandi, Thinking through the Service Interface: A Study of Philips Direct Life

Volume 12, Issue 1, 2014 – THE WORK OF DESIGN
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial
Tony Fry, The Origin of the Work of Design: Thoughts based on a Reading of Martin Heidegger’s “The Origin of the Work of Art”
Scott Townsend, Complexity and Control: The New Design Paradigm
Aysar Ghassan, Earth with Agency: A Thoroughly Queer Notion, Design Philosophy Papers
Brita Fladvad Nielsen, Out of Context: Ethnographic Interviewing, Empathy, and Humanitarian Design
Camillo Boano & Giorgio Talocci, Agamben’s Gesture of Profanation and the Politics of Play in Urban Design

Volume 12, Issue 2, 2014 – CITIES, FUTURES
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial
Eleni Kalantidou, Westernizing the Semi-Orient and De-Westernizing the Semi-Occident: The Past, Present and Future of Athens (Greece)
Joanna Boehnert, Design vs. the Design Industry
Lennah Kuskoff, Redesigning Everyday Practices Toward Sustainability: Potentialities and Limitations of a Community Kitchen
Anne-Marie Willis, Designing Back from the Future
Nissmah Roshdy, Egypt 2060: Reflection on the Project
Cameron Tonkinwise, How We Intend to Future: Review of Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Speculative Everything: Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming

Volume 13, Issue 1, 2015 – TRANSITION DESIGN
Gideon Kossoff, Terry Irwin & Anne-Marie Willis, Transition Design
Arturo Escobar, Transiciones: a space for research and design for transitions to the pluriverse
Terry Irwin, Gideon Kossoff & Cameron Tonkinwise, Transition Design Provocation
Gideon Kossoff, Holism and the reconstitution of everyday life: a framework for transition to a sustainable society
Damian White, Metaphors, hybridity, failure and work: a sympathetic appraisal of Transitional Design
Carl DiSalvo, Three reflections on the Transition Design Symposium provocations
Ezio Manzini, Design in the transition phase: a new design culture for the emerging design
Dennis Doordan, Professional skills and local engagement: the challenge of Transition Design
Anne-Marie Willis, Transition Design: the need to refuse discipline and transcend instrumentalism
Peter Scupelli, Designed transitions and what kind of design is transition design?
Cameron Tonkinwise, Design for Transitions ‒ from and to what?
 
Volume 13, Issue 2, 2015 – POWER, MATTER, BODY, BILINGUAL
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial
Mahmoud Keshavarz, Material practices of power – part I: passports and passporting
Clive Dilnot, The Matter of Design
Jonathan Ventura, Uncanny Mechanics: industrial design and the threatened body
Soheil Ashrafi, Bilingual Typography Considered from the Standpoint of Bakhtin’s Dialogism

Volume 14, Issue 1, 2016 – POWER AND SOCIAL DESIGN
Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial
Mahmoud Keshavarz, Material Practices of Power – part II: forged passports as material dissents
Daniel Lopera Molano & Victoria Ortegón-León, Waste Retrieval Services in Ibagué: a social design approach
Anne-Marie Willis & Eman Elbana, Socially Engaged Design: a critical discussion with reference to an Egyptian village
Aysar Ghassan & Mark Blythe, Fluidity and Legitimacy: designer as minor scientist

Volume 15, Issue 1, 2017 – DESIGN AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
Tony Fry & Anne-Marie Willis, Editorial: Design and the Global South
Tony Fry, Design for/by ‘The Global South’
Arturo Escobar, Response: Design for/by [and from] the ‘Global South’
Madina Tlostanova, On Decolonizing Design
Hernán López-Garay & Daniel Lopera Molano, Alter Design: A clearing where design is revealed as coming full circle to its forgotten origins and dissolved into nondesign
Juan Carlos Garzon, Designing Spirits: Transitioning from attachments that kill to attachments that save Corrigendum (Garzon)
Rolando Vazquez, Precedence, Earth and the Anthropocene: Decolonizing design

Volume 15, Issue 2, 2017 – DESIGN AFTER DESIGN
Anne-Marie Willis, The Last Editorial
Tony Fry, Design After Design
Dermott McMeel, Material Control: Reflections on the social and material practices of digital fabrication
Cigdem Kaya Pazarbasi, Contemporary Art and Critical Perspectives in Industrial Design Education
Mads Nygaard Folkmann & Hans-Christian Jensen, Design and the Question of Contemporary Aesthetic Experiences
Clive Dilnot, Design, Knowledge and Human Interest


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