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Culture/Feedback
The paper suggests that culture is not, as is commonly
supposed, a force external to us; but rather the personal
experience of feedback from the human and artefactual
environment we inhabit. The author calls this experience
Culture/Feedback. This idea is examined for its effect on graphic thinking and practice.
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Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Design History and Design Studies: Another Name for Design – Words for CreationSource
6th International Conference of Design History and Design Studies: Another Name for Design – Words for Creation (ICDHS 2008)Publisher
Osaka UniversityVersion
- AM (Accepted Manuscript)
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© The AuthorPublisher statement
This conference paper was accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Design History and Design Studies: Another Name for Design – Words for Creation. The conference proceedings were never published online. A print copy of the conference proceedings is available at University Library of Southern Denmark - Odense University Library.Acceptance date
2008-07-25Publication date
2008-10-24Copyright date
2008Publisher version
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- en
Editor(s)
Haruhiko Fujita; Shinkōkai Nihon Gakujutsu; Daigaku ŌsakaLocation
Osaka, JapanEvent dates
24th October 2008 - 28th October 2008Depositor
Simon Downs. Deposit date: 24 August 2022Usage metrics
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