The Power of Design as a Dream of Autonomy
• Green Lantern Press • ISBN Not provided
The Power of Design as a Dream of Autonomy
• Green Lantern Press • ISBN-13 Not provided
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By J. Dakota Brown “Designers have attempted, through sheer will, to reinvent themselves as theorists and critics. But as long as they are at work, they are constrained by social forces over which they have little control—and which they have, unfortunately, shown little interest in grasping.” Approaching the turn of this century, graphic designers developed a series of critiques—formal, theoretical, and ethical—of their profession and its boundaries.
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