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A John Heskett reader : = design, history, economics /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	A John Heskett reader :/ edited and with an introduction by Clive Dilnot ; With contributions by Tore Kristensen, Carlos Texeiria, Sharon Poggenpohl
其他題名:	design, history, economics /
作者:	Heskett, John,
其他作者:	Dilnot, Clive,
出版者:	New York :Bloomsbury Academic, : 2016,
面頁冊數:	1 online resource
標題:	Design - History -
電子資源:	https:/ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/nfu/detail.action?docID=4512049
ISBN:	9781474221283

A John Heskett reader : = design, history, economics /
Heskett, John,

A John Heskett reader :design, history, economics /edited and with an introduction by Clive Dilnot ; With contributions by Tore Kristensen, Carlos Texeiria, Sharon Poggenpohl - New York :Bloomsbury Academic,2016 - 1 online resource

Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents ; Notes on Contributors ; List of Acronyms ; Introduction; I; II; III; IV; A note on the selection of the texts; Notes; PART I Key Themes; Introduction to the Readings in Part I; Chapter 1 What Is Design?; Chapter 2 Commerce or Culture: Industrialization and Design; Introduction; I; II; III; Notes; Chapter 3 Design from the Standpoint of Economics/Economics from the Standpoint of Design; Design from the standpoint of economics; Economics from the standpoint of design; Notes

"A John Heskett Reader brings together key selected writings from the work of the design historian John Heskett. It will be edited and introduced by Clive Dilnot. John Heskett was a pioneering design historian whose work was foundational for the study of industrial design and the relationship between design, design policy, and economic value. Heskett was British but lived and taught in the United States and Hong Kong for a number of years. The Reader represents the range of Heskett's contribution to the field of design history and key concerns in his work: the relationship between design and economic value; design in history and the history of design; design policy, and design and economics

ISBN: 9781474221283

LCCN: 2015045768Subjects--Topical Terms:

1174603
Design
--HistoryIndex Terms--Genre/Form:

761329
Electronic books

LC Class. No.: NK1175

Dewey Class. No.: 745.409

A John Heskett reader : = design, history, economics /
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505 8 $a PART II Design in History and the History of DesignIntroduction to the Readings in Part II; a)"Designing and making in the pre- industrial world; b)"Designing in the industrial world; c)"Design in Germany 1870-1945; Note; (A) Designing and Making in the Pre- Industrial World; Chapter 4 Some Lessons of Design History; Dominant patterns in art history-linear and sequential; Patterns in design history-layered and additive; Notes; Chapter 5 Crafts, Commerce, Industry: A Global History of Design: Introduction and Conclusion; Introduction; Concluding thoughts; References
505 8 $a Chapter 6 Chinese Design: What Can We Learn from the Past?Chapter 7 Three Moments in the Global History of Making: Nomads, Traders, Slaves; (i)"Nomads; (ii)"Trade; (iii)"Craftsmanship in slavery; Notes; (B) Designing in the Industrial World; Chapter 8 The 'American System' and Mass- Production; Chapter 9 Writing the History of Design in the Industrial World: An Overview and Two Review Essays; (i)""Industrial Design: A Student Guide"; (ii)"Review: The American Design Adventure 1940-1975; (iii)"Imagining Consumers: Design and Innovation from Wedgewood to Corning; References
505 8 $a Chapter 10 The Growth of Industrial Design in JapanNotes; (C) Design in Germany 1870-1945; Chapter 11 The Role of Government Policy on German Design 1870-1918; The role of government; Citations; Chapter 12 Germany: The Industrial Applications of Tubular Steel; Notes; Chapter 13 Modernism and Archaism in Design in the Third Reich; PART III Design, Business, Economics; An Introduction to the Readings in Part III; (a) Corporate design policies; (b) National design policies; (c) Creating value by design; (A) Corporate Design Strategies: Design between Economics and Practice
505 8 $a Chapter 14 GM's Current Woes Reveal the Price of Corporate Arrogance and AmnesiaDetroit's amnesia; Art, color and style; When Gm was impressive; Design became parochial; The expression of values; A clear vision of the future; Chapter 15 Everything Alters, Nothing Changes: Why Don't American Companies Use Design More Intelligently?; Chapter 16 Philips: A Study of the Corporate Management of Design. Design Policy for a Global Market; Renewal at the top; Setting out the stall; Organization and delegation; Design policy
520 $a "A John Heskett Reader brings together key selected writings from the work of the design historian John Heskett. It will be edited and introduced by Clive Dilnot. John Heskett was a pioneering design historian whose work was foundational for the study of industrial design and the relationship between design, design policy, and economic value. Heskett was British but lived and taught in the United States and Hong Kong for a number of years. The Reader represents the range of Heskett's contribution to the field of design history and key concerns in his work: the relationship between design and economic value; design in history and the history of design; design policy, and design and economics
520 $a The anthology includes unpublished, hard to access and out-of-print material as well as extracts from classic and foundational works by Heskett. Included are major extracts from two unpublished books: 'Crafts, Commerce and Industry' and 'Economic Value of Design', which show Heskett's interest in exploring design and making and their relationship to economic value across the entirety of human history. Extracts are grouped into thematic sections with editorial introductions written by Clive Dilnott and other leading design historians"-- $c Provided by publisher
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