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DESIGN AND RHETORIC

Literature Review: Design As Rhetoric

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DESIGNANDRHETORIC

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DESIGNANDRHETORIC

AS

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1. WHAT IS DESIGN?

Is it a process, an action, a place,a language, a thing, a system?

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2. WHAT IS A DESIGNER?

How do we know? What do designers do?

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DESIGNprocessverbplacelanguagecoderesponsible activity

DESIGNERpost-industrial professionaldesire engineerdealer of choicepossibility seekervisionarymidwife of problems

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DESIGNprocessverbplacelanguagecoderesponsible activity

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERpost-industrial professionaldesire engineerdealer of choicepossibility seekervisionarymidwife of problems

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DESIGNprocessverbplacelanguagecoderesponsible activity

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERpost-industrial professionaldesire engineerdealer of choicepossibility seekervisionarymidwife of problems

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERTHE DESIGNER’S

WORLD

THE DESIGN ARGUMENT

LOGOSETHOSPATHOS

BUCHANAN

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERCOMMUNITY

MEANINGRITUAL

KRIPPENDORF

SOCIAL CONTEXTCAPITALISM

POLITICS

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERTHE DESIGNER’S

SPEECH

“OBJECTS”

STORIESSIGNALS

TIME

SUDJIC

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERCOMMUNICATION

SUBSTANCE OF THE WORLD

SPACESSENSES

THACKARA

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERSTYLE

CONTENTREAL WORLD

VISIONDETAILSVALUES

RYBCYNSKI

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERFUNCTION

THINGS

STANDARDSHEURISTICS

TOOLS

NORMAN: 1985

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DESIGN

AUDIENCE

DESIGNERSEDUCTION

REAL/VIRTUAL THINGS

PERFORMANCESTORIES

NEED

NORMAN: 2005

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