“ From Transdisciplinary to Undisciplined Design Learning : Educating through / to Disruption ” 1

“ From Transdisciplinary to Undisciplined Design Learning : Educating through / to Disruption ” 1
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“从跨学科到无纪律的设计学习:通过/到颠覆进行教育”1

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2013
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E. Formia
E. Formia
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