Designers, Users and Justice by Keinonen, Turkka -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Dedication Title Contents Preface 1 The First Dialogue on A Virtuous Method

Instruments and consequences Adventures and assurances Competences and virtues Agendas and maxims Internal good of design Notes

2 The 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

3 The Third Dialogue on Applicability

Ignored use Conviction-critical use Justified exclusion Tolerance for emergence From usability to applicability Notes

4 The Fourth Dialogue on Utilitarian User Experience

Bentham today Pleasure and pain Against utility User exertion A word with two meanings Notes

5 The 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

6 The Sixth Dialogue on Being in A Transitional Position

Controversies and moderations Design as a contract Notes

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