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DEVALLE, Verónica Aires. She has published La travesía de la forma. Emergencia y consoli<strong>da</strong>ción del Diseño Gráfico (1948 – 1984) and articles in journals in Argentina and elsewhere. Her main area of interest is the history of design and visual culture. Design Frontiers: Territiories, Concepts, Technologies 32
History of design education Haruhiko Fujita / Chair / Osaka University / Japan Silvio Barreto Campello / Co-chair / Federal University of Pernambuco / Brazil Historical studies of design education, with a particular interest in comparative studies of design education in different countries, cultures, periods, in its relationship with art and technology education.
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Page 7 and 8: 68 The Information Department at th
Page 9 and 10: 179 Political Toys: Perón’s gift
Page 11 and 12: 285 Design promotion in Belgium in
Page 13 and 14: 396 Graphic innovations implemented
Page 15 and 16: 502 The graphic translation by the
Page 17 and 18: 612 About the editors / 613 About I
Page 19 and 20: Art, symbolism and power in Moche S
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Page 25 and 26: Pioneers of Brazilian Design CUNHA
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Page 29 and 30: Traditions, archaeologies and genea
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Page 35 and 36: Academies of Art and schools of Des
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Page 39 and 40: A fruitless misunderstanding: the h
Page 41 and 42: Japanese industrial design concepts
Page 43 and 44: AMAGAI, Yoshinori design new Japane
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Page 59 and 60: Antipodean Design Science: applied
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The role of typeface categorization
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A sparkle in people’s eyes PACHEC
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PACHECO, Heliana Soneghet / TOLEDO,
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Past, present and future of designe
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LIMA, Ana Gabriela Godinho / STEFAN
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John Ross’ pioneering role and co
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RYU, Hyun-guk The author(s) of this
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RYU, Hyun-guk The author(s) of this
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Teaching arts and crafts or the tec
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Teaching arts and crafts or the tec
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Design in Brazil: which revolution?
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NOBRE, Ana Luiza Nations Economic C
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The historical trajectory of the pi
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The historical trajectory of the pi
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Educational practice discourse on t
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OLIVEIRA, Izabel Maria de / COUTO,
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Identities and territories Oscar Sa
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The island of Italian Design? Some
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The island of Italian Design? Some
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Design without borders: the nomadic
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BARBOSA, Lara Leite be made with in
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BARBOSA, Lara Leite goods. A better
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Redesigning Turkish cult objects: f
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Redesigning turkish cult objects: f
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Incubation in isolation: how distan
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SMYTHE, Michael Figure 3. from left
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SMYTHE, Michael Figure 7. from left
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SMYTHE, Michael Figure 11. from lef
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Design Promises: the case study of
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BOONLAOR, Nanthana / CHUENRUDEEMOL,
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BOONLAOR, Nanthana / CHUENRUDEEMOL,
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Who’s who in brazilian design? No
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SOUZA LEITE, João de vironments. 4
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Territories of practice: convergenc
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TEASLEY, Sarah The author(s) of thi
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TEASLEY, Sarah The author(s) of thi
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Paradise identity, between projecti
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Paradise identity, between projecti
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Politics of fragility in Catalonia:
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MITRANI, Alex whether on a table to
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Designing ‘The House of Man’: F
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MEKINDA, Jonathan solini’s regime
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‘Swedish Modern’ meets internat
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HAGSTRÖMER, Denise specially commi
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Imported design ideas and its sprea
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CORTÉS, Dannae / CRUZ, Aura / GALL
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Political Toys: Perón’s gifts fo
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BENDESKY, Mora Figure 2. Mundo Pero
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The identity and design of the mode
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YOSHIMURA, Noriko cles were adopted
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Lira Popular, chilean broadsheets f
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MALACCHINI, Simoné pages had been
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MALACCHINI, Simoné Acknowledgment
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The signature of Portuguese posters
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The signature of Portuguese posters
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From the improvisation to the solut
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SILVA, Camila Assis Peres / LIMA, G
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Design of dissent: the multimodal d
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Figure 6/7/8/9. Glaser: 1997, Olive
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Design and the street GEIGER, Noni
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GEIGER, Noni Figure 2. Some spreads
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GEIGER, Noni Latour, B. 2008. “A
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Designing new tattoos technology. T
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Designing new tattoos 5. Conclusion
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Outside looking in: foreign percept
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Outside looking in: foreign percept
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Corporate identity in a global mark
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SKJERVEN, Astrid of the UK protecto
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Mapping and analysis possibilities
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PEREIRA, Fabiano Encourage recognit
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PEREIRA, Fabiano Figure 8. Filezim
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Graphic narratives of the domestic
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SOLóRZANO, Augusto / CORREA-ORTIZ,
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SOLóRZANO, Augusto / CORREA-ORTIZ,
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Place branding: graphic design’s
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CARDOSO, Helder / PERASSI, Richard
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CARDOSO, Helder / PERASSI, Richard
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Public information: Design, visibil
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Here we don’t speak, here we whis
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MATOS, Sónia interactive phenomena
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MATOS, Sónia Noë, A. 2004. Experi
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Modernity boundaries in the process
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Modernity boundaries in the process
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Packaging design in Portugal during
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Packaging design in Portugal during
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Ocuppy Design: São Paulo and New Y
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Ocuppy Design: São Paulo and New Y
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A practical experience on acting lo
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A practical experience on acting lo
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The doctrines of Good Taste BÁRTOL
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BÁRTOLO, Carlos the designed purpo
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BÁRTOLO, Carlos Rivero, Á. 2010.
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Between art and Industry The Factor
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Between art and Industry file of th
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Transforming territories and forgin
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Transforming territories and forgin
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The Belgian participation in the Mi
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Furnishing the street HERRING, Elli
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HERRING, Ellie 1963 onwards. There
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Design promotion in Belgium in the
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SERULUS, Katarina More concretely,
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SERULUS, Katarina 1954-1958. Brusse
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Carmen Miranda, Marca Brasil (Brazi
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Carmen Miranda, Marca Brasil (Brazi
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Sweden designed by Ikea ally clear,
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Sweden designed by Ikea ducers of h
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Opportunities and challenges for th
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Opportunities and challenges for th
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Design as strategy to improve woode
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NUNES, Viviane / ZURLO, Francesco P
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The Italian public system supportin
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MORTATI, Marzia / SIMONELLI, Giulia
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MORTATI, Marzia / SIMONELLI, Giulia
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Contributions of design: a tool to
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Techniques and technologies Paul At
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A survey on low-income housing rese
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A survey on low-income housing rese
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Design of elastic form with paramet
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LARA, Arthur H. / MAGRI, Paulo H. G
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LARA, Arthur H. / MAGRI, Paulo H. G
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Digital personal fabrication: socia
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Living system design Studio: from d
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PAIO, Alexandra / OLIVEIRA, Maria J
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PAIO, Alexandra / OLIVEIRA, Maria J
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The evolving terrain of the book: A
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The evolving terrain of the book: A
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Joining Up: evaluating technologica
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Joining Up: evaluating technologica
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Making Space: the future places, to
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Making Space: the future places, to
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Designing through the loop: program
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SILVA-JETTER, Jorge The following e
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SILVA-JETTER, Jorge importance to n
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Sewn or Simulated: transformational
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Sewn or Simulated: transformational
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The use of ceramics within the sign
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FERRAZ, Nicoli / ALVAREZ, Cristina
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FERRAZ, Nicoli / ALVAREZ, Cristina
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History, Design and technology in t
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History, Design and technology in t
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Design for glass: a study of the hi
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Design for glass: a study of the hi
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How to supply designers effectively
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ZITKUS, Emilene / LANGDON, Patrick
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ZITKUS, Emilene / LANGDON, Patrick
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Online platforms for the co-Design
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Online platforms for the co-Design
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Relationships between Neuroscience
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Relationships between Neuroscience
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The voices of the users: how techno
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ESSI, Kuure / LINDSTRÖM, Antti tec
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ESSI, Kuure / LINDSTRÖM, Antti Enc
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Graphic innovations implemented in
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Graphic innovations implemented in
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Firebird: Alex Steinweiss’ 78rpm
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Firebird: Alex Steinweiss’ 78rpm
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The presence of the autotype techni
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Dutch maps of Pernambuco from the s
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Dutch maps of Pernambuco from the s
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Co-ordinated design policy and the
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PRESTON, David Henrion and Parkin
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From ‘Do it yourself’ to ‘Ope
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MALDINI, Irene the stages of creati
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Contributions of improvisation tech
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MASSARA, Bruno Based on a deleuzian
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Human development design centered:
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FLORES MAGóN Y JIMÉNEZ, Héctor /
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FLORES MAGóN Y JIMÉNEZ, Héctor /
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Identity across boundaries. A study
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Identity across boundaries. A study
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Digital clothing manufacture: digit
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Digital clothing manufacture: digit
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How to go from the file to the fact
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BARBOSA, Wilson / CELANI, Gabriela
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Space, information and cosmology in
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BOECHAT, Marina Pantoja tween ‘ph
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The new imperialism: the internatio
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Frontiers of looking past: a Nietzs
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Frontiers of looking past: a Nietzs
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Design, histories, empires and peri
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Design, histories, empires and peri
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Mythification of national discourse
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Mythification of National Discourse
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Mythification of National Discourse
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Towards a digital batavia: resonanc
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Towards a Digital Batavia: Resonanc
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Questionable translatability: theco
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Questionable translatability: theco
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Eastern craft in Orientalism and Mo
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Eastern craft in Orientalism and Mo
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Mapping Cup & Saucer Design in the
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Mapping Cup & Saucer Design in the
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Mappin tells the history of graphic
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“Go you too to Amazonia”: analy
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“Go you too to Amazonia”: analy
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Organic Design, MoMA 1940: the brea
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Organic Design, MoMA 1940: the brea
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Modern design meets Latin America:
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Modern design meets Latin America:
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Lina Bo Bardi and Aloisio Magalhãe
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Lina Bo Bardi and Aloisio Magalhãe
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The graphic translation by the desi
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The Graphic Translation by the Desi
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The design of Manoel Bandeira: a hi
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The design of Manoel Bandeira: a hi
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Open strand Victor Margolin / Chair
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Brazilian Graphic Design in the ‘
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Brazilian Graphic Design in the ‘
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The Design of book bovers in Brazil
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The Design of book bovers in Brazil
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The design of Fred Jordan With his
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The design of Fred Jordan Figure 2.
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Domestic technologies and moderniza
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Domestic technologies and moderniza
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la escuela de Artes y Oficios de sa
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CAsTillO, eduardo The author(s) of
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Itineraries for a Design Culture in
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FARKAS, Mónica / STERLA, Mauricio
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Sertanejo Art Deco: an inspiration
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SOUZA, José Marconi B. de / ROSSI,
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SOUZA, José Marconi B. de / ROSSI,
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Souza, José Marconi B. de / Rossi,
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Architectural lettering: from infor
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Architectural lettering: from infor
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A dialogue between art and city thr
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HANNS, Daniela Kutschat / DE MARCHI
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Vernacular design: a discussion on
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Vernacular design: A discussion on
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Italian Radicals and Dutch conceptu
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Italian Radicals and Dutch Conceptu
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Italian Radicals and Dutch Conceptu
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Art criticism and the semantic cons
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Art criticism and the semantic cons
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Interieur Kortrijk, an edu-commerci
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Interieur Kortrijk, an edu-commerci
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The story of convertible Sofa-Bed:
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MERZALI CELIKOGLU, Ozge / ER, Alpay
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MERZALI CELIKOGLU, Ozge / ER, Alpay
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Vapourware and the agency of ideas
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Vapourware and the Agency of Ideas
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Pre-Columbian Asceticism: the Tuza-
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Pre-Columbian Asceticism. The Tuza-
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The collection of textbooks “Tape
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RAMIL, Chris standards for the layo
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“Their pen draws everything, as i
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Diniz, Kollontai The author(s) of t
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Diniz, Kollontai The author(s) of t
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Cruzeiro Novo Project: Design and t
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Cruzeiro Novo Project: Design and t
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Design for a sustainable culture Fi
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Design for a sustainable culture th
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Design for a sustainable culture al
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Design and biodiversity: the produc
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Design and biodiversity: the produc
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Lightness and beauty in furniture d
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Lightness and beauty in furniture d
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About ICDHS / The International Com
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