On ducts and design

Title: On ducts and design
Creator: Russell, Keith
Relation: Questions, Hypotheses & Conjectures: Discussions on Projects by Early Stage and Senior Design Researchers p. 294-302
Relation: http://bookstore.iuniverse.com/Products/SKU-000133206/Questions-Hypotheses--Conjectures.aspx
Publisher: iUniverse Inc.
Resource Type: book chapter
Date: 2010
Description: For the ancient philosophers, the everyday world was the location of their thinking, much as it is for design. Things are found in the world; things are made in the world. For the ancients, it was a serious question to be asked: Can this thing be bent? If it can, then it has the property of being intensional, that is, it can sustain straining, or stretching, or bending. We might make a bow, an arrow, or a staff: each would require a different intensionality.
Subject: design; ductible; intention; thoughts
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/931682
Identifier: uon:11134
Identifier: ISBN:9781450259651
Language: eng

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