Design + anthropology

Routledge

2017

105 p.

Anthropology and business

9781629583181

IntroductionChaos, Purity and DangerWhat this book is aboutWho this book is forStructure of the book Chapter One: Making the Strange Familiar, and the Familiar StrangeIntroduction The anthropological roots of design anthropology Tracing the threads Anthropology and business Anthropology: Its Achievements and Future The way we were: The legacy of 1960s through the 1980s Designs for an Anthropology of the Contemporary Dialogue 1: Writing CultureDialogue 2: In the wake of Writing Culture: new projectsWe will not regret the past nor wish to close the door on itDialogue 3: An anthropology of the ContemporaryDialogue 4: Bridging the traditional, the modern, and the contemporaryDialogue 5: Introducing the design studioDialogue 6: Adaptive strategiesDialogue 7: Deparochializing anthropologyAnthropological relocations and the limits of design Design: Anthropology's future or problematic object?Chapter Two: Roots in DesignIntroduction Significance for anthropology The Sciences of the Artificial: Rationality and the science of design Herbert Simon in contextWhat implications for anthropology?Understanding artifacts and systems: the dichotomy of inner and outer environmentsthe Emergence of Professional Design politics of the artificial: Design at the end of the millennium Unraveling the politics: a critique of the artificial Challenges to scientific "truth": blurring the boundaries of natural and artificial contemporary Critiques of design The social turn: Design for the Other 90% Is humanitarian design the new imperialism? Branzi's Dilemma: Design Consciousness in Contemporary Culture 21st Century design: An integrative discipline The design education manifesto Designing with, not designing for: the influence of participatory designEthnography in the field of designthe design education manifesto Designing with, not designing for: the influence of Participatory design Ethnography in the field of design Chapter three: OPERATIONALIZING DESIGN ANTHROPOLOGY: How we know it when we see itIntroduction Disciplinary evolution: adaptive strategies Disruptive change demands pluridisciplinary collaboration Design anthropology: "Ethnographies of the Possible" Events and situated practiceThe significance of events and situations in anthropological practiceFrameworksan Emerging set of principles toward future-making: Vignettes of cultural production and changeVignette 1: Design Anthropological Futures ConferenceDesign Anthropological Futures: Ethnographies of the PossibleAnalysis and outcomesVignette 2: BarnRaisePre-event: registration and team assignmentsSetting the stage: opening receptionThe design workshop: a "future-in-the-making" eventAnalysis and outcomes Chapter four: MAPPING DESIGN ANTHROPOLOGYIntroduction Design anthropology: discipline, subject area, or research strategy? Basic web search: Google NgramGoogle Scholar and ProQuestSocial Network analysis of Design anthropology Events and Contributors Data Description Social Network Analysis Google Site search Discussion of findings Design Anthropology's COINs and CoPs Tracking the diffusion of innovation Homophily and heterophilyAttributes of innovationConclusionChapter five: epilogueFinal thoughts A field in its own right Not to be confused with design ethnography Technological challenges

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