Why Contemporary Culture Would Appear Completely Dystopian to a Consumer From the Past

Caccavale, Elio

Why Contemporary Culture Would Appear Completely Dystopian to a Consumer From the Past

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Caccavale, Elio (2016) Why Contemporary Culture Would Appear Completely Dystopian to a Consumer From the Past. In: Strange Design: From Objects To Behaviours. It: Editions, Paris, pp. 176-193. ISBN 9782917053263
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Editors:

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Quinz, Emanuele

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Creators/Authors:

Caccavale, Elio

Abstract:

A book chapter investigating consumer culture and the role of design objects for philosophical enquire.

Official URL:

https://www.ideabooks.nl/9782917053263-strange-design-from-objects-to-behaviours

Additional Information:

A print copy of the book can be found in the GSA library.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Consumer Culture, Philosophy, Sociology

School/Academic Area:

School of Innovation and Technology

Dates:

Date

Date Type

1 May 2016

Published

Status:

Published

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https://discovery.gsa.ac.uk/permalink/44...

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Book Section

Output ID:

6480

Date Deposited:

19 Feb 2019 11:14

Last Modified:

13 Nov 2023 09:59

Deposited By:

Elio Caccavale

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Elio Caccavale

Professor of Transdisciplinary Design Innovation

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