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Design: A Very Short Introduction (2002)

by John Heskett

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This title transforms the way we think about design. How does design affect our everyday activities? Do we appreciate its place in our daily lives? Simple objects, such as a spoon, can have their design modified to meet the needs of specific cultural behaviour.
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One of the most curious features of the modern world is the manner in which design has been widely transformed into something banal and inconsequential.
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This title transforms the way we think about design. How does design affect our everyday activities? Do we appreciate its place in our daily lives? Simple objects, such as a spoon, can have their design modified to meet the needs of specific cultural behaviour.

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