Interdisciplinarity in design teaching: historical approaches The literature about this topic agrees in deIining a dualism: The tradition of the Arts & Crafts, which dates back to the critic to the industrialisation emerged in the XIX Century, and more in general the tradition of the artistic disciplines (i.e. creative art and applied art)
The research for the legitimisation of design as a science (i.e. which produces products and technic contents), which emerged in a relevant manner from the half of XX Century
We can also read this conIlict as a double line of approaches to design teaching: The cultivation of the “artistic” dimension of the designer (the creativity of the subject) subjectivity
The research for innovative methods for designing (the creativity of the processes)
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Educating through/to Disruption | Celaschi, Formia, Lupo | 4 november 2011
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