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This integrated study is possible when the cases are discussed through actual instances that we may encounter with regards to computer aided design and manufacturing of products. So as a method, it is intended to explore these issues under recent examples from different disciplines of design i.e. product design, architectural design, transportation design. Before examining these examples, the study aims to introduce the different perspectives of relevant technology and relevant theoretical debates to make the consequent arguments more clear. 4
2. EXPLORING THE MEANINGS OF PRODUCTS 2.1. Commodity as Value It is clear that the second half of 19 th century had been the triumph of manufacturing, distribution and circulation of commodities. Since then, the advertising medium, outrageous demand, adequate (maybe excess) supply, maintenance network, product guarantee, quality management, insurance and finally design have all been celebrating this conquest of commodities. The access to material goods has become so uncomplicated that most of the time we are to choose among many alternatives that happen to be satisfying our so-called (aesthetic, economic, social, technological…etc.) needs. This and “many others of the same” are indications to an inevitable accumulation which simply connotes that we are confronted with an excessive materialized structure in everyday life. As an introduction to our study of commodities and their meanings, we should first of all have a look at debates on materialization and how meanings of objects around us are conceived. We are persistently confronted with the same problematic issue of conceiving the world of objects that surround us – this grand issue of meaning of objects for subjects. 5
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