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The Journal of the Asian Conference of Design History and Theory, No. 5, 2024 Download (PDF:13.7MB)
Session I : Design as Social Activity
| Social Design Approaching Social Work: On the Potential Interrelationships Keisuke Takayasu |
Text (PDF:324KB) 8-15 |
| Folk Crafts or Mingei in the 20th and 21st Centuries Haruhiko Fujita |
Text (PDF:3,046KB) 16-22 |
Session II : Post-War Japan
| Isamu Noguchi’s Bridge Railings in Post-War Imaginations of Hiroshima Naoko Uchiyama |
Text (PDF:5,695KB) 24-35 |
| Commercial Interior Design as Irony: A Case Study of Japan in the 1960s and 1970s Keiko Hashimoto |
Text (PDF:2,837KB) 36-46 |
Session III : Posthumanism
| Virulence of Posthumanism in Art and Design and the Posthuman Turn Christof Breidenich, Johannes Wassmer |
Text (PDF:617KB) 48-56 |
| Dehumanization or Communication: A Design for a ‘Global Village’ Mariko Kaname, Shigeru Maeda |
Text (PDF:171KB) 58-63 |
Session IV : Crafts as Cultural Resources
| ‘Rescued’ Furniture: Reviving and Reutilising Kyushu University’s Historical Furniture Akiko Shimbo, Misako Mishima |
Text (PDF:785KB) 66-74 |
| Premium Bashōfu and Rough Bashōfu: Producing, wearing, and discussing bashōfu,a traditional banana fiber textile from Okinawa Rie Mori, Fumiko Kakihara, Yoko Nomura |
Text (PDF:1,401KB) 76-82 |
| Commerce and Craft in the Illustrated Companion to Murray’s Japan Guide-Book Yuki Shimizu |
Text (PDF:191KB) 84-91 |
| Designing Disaster Prevention from a Clothing Perspective Sonoko Suzuki |
Text (PDF:935KB) 92-101 |
Session V : Design and Environment
| Attention to the Body in Viennese Kineticism Tomoko Kakuyama |
Text (PDF:554KB) 104-112 |
| The Effect of Sound in the Ceramic Works of Toshiko Takaezu Yukiko Takase |
Text (PDF:1,902KB) 114-121 |
Session VI : Architecture
| For Democratization of 1989: Demonstration Space in 1950s Leipzig Hideo Tomita |
Text (PDF:979KB) 124-131 |
| Ideal Community Based on the ‘Primitive Hut’: Through Le Corbusier’s ‘Cabanon’ Shoichiro Sendai |
Text (PDF:2,697KB) 132-142 |
Session VII : Inheritance of Design
| Representation of Nature in Design — Shinzo Komuro and Christopher Dresser Yuko Takeuchi |
Text (PDF:1,696KB) 144-151 |
| A Study of Daoist Immortal Mao Nü: Ming Dynasty Zhangzhou Ware Dish in the Collection of the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka Mao Jiaqi |
Text (PDF:1,900KB) 152-160 |
Session VIII : Design for the Future
| Minimalism as Potential for Speculative Design to Envision Unlimited Futures Christof Breidenich |
Text (PDF:724KB) 162-170 |
| Another Fashion Is Possible: The Practice of Making Fashion as Experimenting, Enacting, and Crafting the New Social Worlds Keiko Onose Tatsuhana |
Text (PDF:204KB) 172-179 |