Product Design, Technology, and Social Change

Product Design, Technology, and Social ChangeExamines the relationship between products, consumption, sustainability, politics and social movements. This 'pocket history' surveys product design from the agricultural revolution and the birth of cities, through industrialisation, and a digital design revolution. 58 b&w illus. Read the Foreword by Don A. Norman here Read 'Product Design and Its Impact' from Part 1: Product Design in Society: An Introduction here

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spanning energy

The book is at one and the same time a fine set of specific

memorable soundtracks and challenging subject matter

An engaging and lively tour through the scatological

hoping somehow to compensate for their absence

Through text and photography

domestic abuse

A rich and original study of the culture of association

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It offers a novel perspective on familiar aspects of Expressionism and abstraction

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