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基本説明
Offers the definitive guide to the issues facing the shapers of our increasingly complex material world.
Full Description
"Design Anthropology" brings together a unique range of cutting-edge design theorists and social scientists to explore the changing object culture of the 21st century. Decades ago, product designers utilised basic market research to fine-tune their designs for consumer success - today the design process has been radically transformed; the user is now centre-stage in the design process. From design ethnography to cultural probing, innovative designers in the 21st century are relying on anthropological methods to illicit the meaning, rather than the mere form and function of stuff. The work offers the definitive guide to the issues facing the shapers of our increasingly complex material world. How has user-experience transformed our understanding of design? And how do leading design corporations, from IDEO to INTEL, harness the insight of anthropologists in generating future visions? Why are new disciplines, like digital anthropology, shaping our increasingly de-materialised product cultures?
Contents
Alison Clarke: Introduction DESIGNERS GO NATIVE: Jane Fulton Suri: Poetic Observation : What Designers Make of What They See Jamer Hunt: Prototyping the Social: Temporality and Speculative Futures at the Intersection of Design and Culture Jo-Anne Bichard & Rama Gheerawo: The Designer as Ethnographer: Practical Projects from Industry Lorraine Gamman & Adam Thorpe: Criminality and Creativity: What's at Stake in Designing Against Crime? PEOPLE, OBJECTS AND ENTANGLEMENTS: Alison J. Clarke: The Anthropological Object in Design: From Victor Papanek to Superstudio Daniel Miller: Designing Ourselves Harvey Molotch: Objects in Sociology Diana Young: Coloring Cars: Customizing Motor Vehicles in the East of the Australian Western Desert MUTATING FORMS, SHIFTING MATERIALITIES: Susanne Kuchler: Materials and Design Pauline Garvey: Consuming Ikea: Inspiration as Material Form Nicolette Makovicky: 'Erotic Needlework': Vernacular Designs on the 21st Century Market Vladimir Arkhipov: Functioning Forms / Anti-Design FUTURE TRAJECTORIES: FUTURE USERS: Maria Bezaitis & Rick Robinson: Valuable to Values: How 'User Research' Ought to Change Lane Denicola: The Digital as Para-World: Design, Anthropology, and Information Technologies Kathrina Dankl: 31m2 and Style Simon Roberts: Technology for the Future, Design for the Present? Authors' Biographies Index
