Anders V. Munch, Niels Peter Skou & Toke Riis Ebbesen

摘要

Designkulturanalyser [Analyzing Design Culture] makes a forceful argument for the place of design in contemporary meaning-making. Editors Anders V. Munch, Niels Peter Skou and Toke Riis Ebbesen find no detail too small nor mundane to explore and they present design as an interdisciplinary, humanities-based subject. For them, design takes place across various media, and in the comprehensive introduction Munch presents a broad overview of how the field of design studies has expanded from the analysis of objects themselves to a multidimensional interpretation of contemporary culture. Using the ideas of Ben Highmore and Guy Julier as starting points, Designkulturanalyser considers the recurring elements of a design culture enmeshed in an experience-based economy wherein narratives and values are produced.1