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Design studies

the field and practice linking designers, production and consumption, studying how designed things circulate and gain value in society.

In design studies, design culture refers to the field and practice linking designers, production and consumption, studying how designed things circulate and gain value in society. This meaning comes from Julier (2000) in The culture of design.[1]

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References

Julier, G. (2000). The culture of design. SAGE. ISBN 9781446273593

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