Contents
Preface
1The First Dialogue on A Virtuous Method
Instruments and consequences
Adventures and assurances
Competences and virtues
Agendas and maxims
Internal good of design
Notes
2The Second Dialogue on Quality of Use or Life
User with a multiple personality
Anti-usability
Neighbor-centered design
Worth of use
Imagining a practice
Impartially opinionated
Notes
3The Third Dialogue on Applicability
Ignored use
Conviction-critical use
Justified exclusion
Tolerance for emergence
From usability to applicability
Notes
4The Fourth Dialogue on Utilitarian User Experience
Bentham today
Pleasure and pain
Against utility
User exertion
A word with two meanings
Notes
5The Fifth Dialogue on Articulating Justice in Design
Conductors of justice
Division of labor to ensure justice
Flourishing hybrids
Compromising wellbeing
Trading in human dignity
Notes
6The Sixth Dialogue on Being in A Transitional Position
Controversies and moderations
Design as a contract
Notes
Bibliography
Index