Design Issues
- Author
- Quarterly MIT Journal
- Year
- 1984
Design Issues is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal published by MIT Press since 1984, the first American academic journal devoted to design history, theory and criticism. It draws on art, architecture, philosophy and the social sciences to examine design as a cultural and intellectual practice.
The long-running MIT quarterly of design history, theory and criticism — the scholarly conversation the field thinks with. A standing home for the SDF's historical-social facet: the cultural and intellectual forces that shape what design means.
Design Issues is a quarterly, peer-reviewed academic journal published by MIT Press, and hosted at Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management. Founded in 1984, it was the first American academic journal devoted to design history, theory and criticism, drawing on art, architecture, philosophy, cultural studies and the social sciences. It publishes scholarly articles, review essays, book reviews and visual projects, and its back issues are indexed and archived through MIT Press Journals and JSTOR.
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