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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Wojciech W. Gasparski , Tufan OrelPublisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: Routledge Volume: 22 Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.530kg ISBN: 9781412854757ISBN 10: 141285475 Pages: 198 Publication Date: 30 August 2014 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews[T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.' </p> --<em>Journal of Innovation Economics & Management</em></p> [T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.' --Journal of Innovation Economics & Management -[T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.'- --Journal of Innovation Economics & Management -[T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.'- --Journal of Innovation Economics & Management ""[T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.'"" --Journal of Innovation Economics & Management ""[T]he editors remind us that the status of the Design Knowledge was one of the major debates in the academic milieu over the past thirty or forty years. . . . The essays that contain this book are written by thirteen contributors--representing nine different countries. . . . [T]he thematic of the book: the idea of Designology is to encourage a 'tendency' for 'the gradual unification of various currents of design studies into a unified discipline.' . . . [V]ery rich documentation. . . . [An] interesting study on the meaning of design related to 'planning' and 'action.'"" --Journal of Innovation Economics & Management Author InformationWojciech W. Gasparski, Tufan Orel Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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