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Childish transgressions in Doraemon: the moral voids of Nobita Nobi
- Russell, Keith
Why the culture of academic rigour matters to design research: or, putting your foot into the same mouth twice
Concepts of art and design: tensions between domains
On ducts and design
On the shine of things and the uses of gleaming
The glimpse and fanservice in anime and manga: looking as a poetic
The glimpse and fan service: new media, new aesthetics
The existential delights of the designer: towards a notion of works
Artefacts and affordance: the surface of meaning
Design philosophy and difference
Loops and fakes and illusions
Time and space in Hiruharama: James K. Baxter's vivid culture of images
Why the culture of academic rigour matters to design research: or putting your foot into the same mouth twice
Towards a poetics of design and play
Poetics and practice: studio theoria
Kenosis, katharsis, kairosis: a theory of literary affects
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