Indigenous Design Practices
The book mentions indigenous design practices once, as one of the ways design can support and learn from diverse knowledge systems to strengthen the wider design ecosystem.
The book's single mention names Indigenous design practices as one of the ways design sustains knowledge diversity, within Design Ethnoevolution's 'Valuing Knowledge Diversity for Resilience': 'Actively fostering and learning from pluriversal design knowledge (through Participatory Design, engaging with Community-Held Knowledge, supporting Indigenous design practices) strengthens the entire ecosystem.'
Related in Community
Entries this one is tied to through the book.
Examples
- Room for the River · both placed under Nature
- Design for the Real World (book by Victor Papanek) · discussed together in section 100
- IDEO · discussed together in section 100
- Mismatch (book by Kat Holmes) · discussed together in section 100
Methods
- Biomimicry · both placed under Nature
- Regenerative Design · both placed under Nature
Books and references
- Change by Design · discussed together in section 100
- Design for the Real World: Human Ecology and Social Change · discussed together in section 100
- Design, When Everybody Designs · discussed together in section 100
- Mismatch: How Inclusion Shapes Design · discussed together in section 100
- The Design of Everyday Things · discussed together in section 100
In the Framework
- Pluriverse and pluriversal design · concept
- Design Ethnoevolution · concept
In the book
- Chapter 2, section 019 · Design Ethnoevolution: The Evolution of Knowledge
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Methods