Design Shift - Stuart Walker

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Auteur(s) : Stuart Walker

Editeur : Taylor & Francis Ltd

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/04/2026

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 248.0

ISBN : 9781041150565

Résumé :

1. Introduction Part I: Helter-Skelter 2. A Worldview in Flux: Profits and Costs 3. A Bigger Picture: Connections and Meanings 4. Shifting Technology: Design's Changing Priorities 5. Design for Greed: Luxury Craft and Its Alternatives 6. Exit Plans: Anti-Human, Trans-Human, and Fully Human Part II: Reset 7. A World Worth Making: Things of Significance and Value 8. Transformation for Good: A Foundation for Change 9. Journey Thru' The Centre of the Earth: Turning Point 10. Distinctions Disappear: Holistic Ways of Knowing 11. Legend: A Tale of Transglobal Local Part III: Making Meaning 12. Aesthetics of the Tangible: Beauty and its Implications 13. Aesthetics of the Intangible: Beauty in the Immaterial 14. The Creator and the Work: Art, Design, and Moral Dilemmas 15. Meeting C?zanne: A Privileged Encounter Part IV: Reflection 16. Possessions: Sitting on Dusty Shelves 17. Design without Dimensions: More Than Meets the Eye 18. Feeling 19. Silence: The Space Not Filled Part V: Transition 20. Design Shift: Values, Priorities, and Positive Change 21. A Quiet Stillness: Creative Change Through Tacit Ways of Knowing 22. Changing the Narrative: Product as Process 23. Indeterminate Design: Taking Less, Having More 24. Creativity of the Heart: Striving Towards 'the Good'

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Biographie:

Stuart Walker is an Emeritus Professor of Lancaster University, UK, and the University of Calgary, Canada. He is also Professor of Design for Sustainability at the Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University, and Visiting Professor at Kingston University, London. His propositional design work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Design Museum, London, and has been featured in numerous books, magazines, and on the BBC. He has published dozens of peer-reviewed papers, and many books, including Sustainable by Design (2006), Design Realities (2019), Design and Spirituality (2021), and Design for Resilience (2023).

Sommaire:

1. Introduction Part 1: Helter-Skelter 2. A Worldview in Flux: Profits and Costs 3. A Bigger Picture: Connections and Meanings 4. Shifting Technology: Design's Changing Priorities 5. Design for Greed: Luxury Craft and Its Alternatives 6. Exit Plans: Anti-Human, Trans-Human and Fully Human Part 2: Reset 7. A World Worth Making: Things of Significance and Value 8. Transformation for Good: A Foundation for Change 9. Journey Thru' the Centre of the Earth: Turning Point 10. Distinctions Disappear: Holistic Ways of Knowing 11. Legend: A Tale of Transglobal Local Part 3: Making Meaning 12. Aesthetics of the Tangible: Beauty and its Implications 13. Aesthetics of the Intangible: Beauty in the Immaterial 14. The Creator and the Work: Art, Design and Moral Dilemmas 15. Meeting C?zanne: A Privileged Encounter Part 4: Reflection 16. Possessions: Sitting on Dusty Shelves 17. Design without Dimensions: More Than Meets the Eye 18. Feeling 19. Silence: The Space Not Filled Part 5: Transition 20. Design Shift: Values, Priorities and Positive Change 21. A Quiet Stillness: Creative Change Through Tacit Ways of Knowing 22. Changing the Narrative: Product as Process 23. Indeterminate Design: Taking Less, Having More 24. Creativity of the Heart: Striving Towards the Good