The artistic attitude in a social context: The art of seeing things differently

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Abstract

For this book, we chose the term Applied Design Research. “We”are the Network Applied Design Research: a learning community of professors and researchers at various universities of applied sciences. Within this community, we share our experiences with the many forms of applied design research. We consciously choose the word “applied” because we like to emphasize the practical application of design research. So what do we mean by applied design research? And do we even have a shared understanding about the concept?
By asking the members of the network: “What is your definition of applied design research?”, we created a unique spectrum of different perspectives. The resulting articles give a glimpse into the kitchen of twenty-five professors and researchers who apply this inspiring approach to product development, architecture, the arts, healthcare, food, and the social sector. It leads to a remarkably transdisciplinary research field. When reading and discussing the articles, we found a robust pattern of characteristics. These all manifest to a greater or lesser extent in each individual contribu-tion, including a future-orientation, the desire to improve the world and the ambition to involve others in the design process.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationApplied Design Research
Subtitle of host publicationA Mosaic of 22 Examples, Experiences and Interpretations Focussing on Bridging the Gap between Practice and Academics
EditorsPeter Joore, Guido Stompf, Jeroen Van den Eijnde
Place of PublicationOxon
PublisherCRC Press
Chapter10
Pages95-104
Number of pages10
Edition1st
ISBN (Electronic)9781003265924
ISBN (Print)9781032209197, 9781032209173
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 20 Jun 2022

Keywords

  • care
  • art
  • artistic attitude

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