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workmanship of risk: a standalone construct

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Craft and design

term used by David Pye for making in which quality is never predetermined and depends at every moment on the maker's judgement and dexterity.

In craft and design, workmanship of risk refers to term used by David Pye for making in which quality is never predetermined and depends at every moment on the maker's judgement and dexterity. This meaning comes from Pye (1968) in The nature and art of workmanship.[1]

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References

Pye, D. (1968). The nature and art of workmanship. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780289701423

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