Jesuit Design Education, Mexico
- Region
- Mexico
Mexico's early Jesuit design education, which predates the Bauhaus, is named as one of the overlooked histories the book urges designers to recover when building more equitable, locally grounded models.
Mexico's early Jesuit design education is named among the "vital histories" that lingering Eurocentric biases erase — design education "long predating the Bauhaus" that the book urges designers to recover as they build new, more equitable and locally attuned models.
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- Bauhaus · discussed together in section 028
In the framework
- Design is a political act · concept
- Design Community · element
In the book
- Chapter 3, section 028 · A Call to Rethink Our Models, From the Roots Up
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