The Routledge Companion to Design Research (Routledge Art History and Visual Studies Companions)

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Notes on the Contributors
Introduction to the Second Edition
Part I: Exploring Design Research: The Nature and Process of Design Research; The Purpose of Design Research; Onto-Epistemic Perspectives
	1 The Sometimes Uncomfortable Marriages of Design and Research
	2 A Cybernetic Model of Design Research Towards a Trans-Domain of Knowing
	3 Inclusive Design Research and Design’s Moral Foundation
	4 Redesigning Design: On Pluralizing Design
	5 Decolonizing Design Research
	6 Politics of Publishing: Exploring Decolonial and Intercultural Frameworks for Marginalized Publics
	7 Phoneticians, Phoenicians and Mapping Design Research Around a Medidisciplinary Sea
	8 Four Analytic Cultures in Design Research
	9 Designing Technology for More-Than-Human Futures
Part II: Designing Design Research: Formulating Research Questions; Conducting Literature Searches and Reviews; Developing Research Plans
	10 What is a Researchable Question in Design?
	11 Foundational Theory and Methodological Positioning at the Outset of a Design Research Project
	12 Challenging Assumptions in Social Design Research Undertaken in the Global South – India
	13 Respectfully Navigating the Borderlands Towards Emergence: Co-designing with Indigenous Communities
	14 An Emancipatory Research Primer for Designers
	15 From Theory to Practice: Equitable Approaches to Design Research in the Design Thinking Process
	16 Re-Articulating Prevailing Notions of Design: About Designing in the Absence of Sight and other Alternative Design Realities
	17 The Soul of Objects, an Anthropological view of Design
	18 Exploring Research Space in Fashion: A Framework for Meaning-Making
Part III: Conducting Design Research: Asking Questions; Data Collection Methods; Analysing Information; Interpreting Findings; Ethical Issues
	19 Drawing Out: How Designers Analyse written texts in Visual Ways
	20 A Photograph is Still Evidence of Nothing but Itself
	21 Action Research Approach in Design Research
	22 Woven Decolonizing Approaches to Design Research: Jolobil and Mahi-Toi
	23 Participation Otherwise: More than Southerning the World, Designing in Movement
	24 The Role of Prototypes and Frameworks for Structuring Explorations by Research Through Design
	25 Imagining a Feeling-Thinking Design Practice and Research from Latin America
	26 Hacktivism as Design Research Method
	27 Software ate Design: Creation and Destruction of Value through Design Research with Data
	28 Working with Patient Experience
Part IV: Translating Design Research: Embarking on Transdisciplinary Design Research, Conducting and Communicating Design Research Insights, Findings, and Results Effectively; Disseminating for Impact
	29 Physical Thinking: Textile Making Toward Transdisciplinary Design Research
	30 People-Centred Engagement for Inclusive Material Innovation in Healthcare
	31 Seeing the Invisible: Revisiting the Value of Critical tools in Design Research for Social Change
	32 Practice-based Evidence for Social Innovation: Working and Learning in Complexity
	33 Collective Dreaming Through Speculative Fiction: Developing Research Worldviews with an Interdisciplinary Team
	34 Drifting Walls – Learning from a Hybrid Design Practice
	35 Bridging Gaps in Understanding between Researchers who Possess design Knowledge and those who do Not
	36 Probing and Filming with Strategic Results: International Design Research to Explore and Refine New Product-Service Concepts
	37 Museum in our Street: Social Cohesion at Street Level
	38 GeoMerce: Speculative Relationships between Nature, Technology and Capitalism
Celebrating the Plurality of Design Research
Index