Transnational modern design histories in east asia: an introduction

Transnational modern design histories in east asia: an introduction
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10.1093/jdh/epu035
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发表时间:
2014-11
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0.2
通讯作者:
Y. Kikuchi;Yunah Lee
Y. Kikuchi;Yunah Lee
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Y. Kikuchi;Yunah Lee

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Extract: "Over the last two decades there has been a steady increase in the publication of studies on East Asian design and craft, reflecting a current heightened awareness of globalization across the world, and East Asia’s rise into a political, economic and creative power. These factors have complemented long standing interests in Chinoiserie and Japonisme. In parallel, design history studies inside East Asia have been developing and maturing at a fast pace while a small number of design historians in the Anglo-American world have also been continuously working on East Asia. However, little of the achievement of these scholars, working on and in their local areas for decades, has been recognized and published in English. In this special issue we would like to present a glimpse of this informative work from four authors who are established or working in this region, and who are active participants in this area of research. Although our starting point has been the questions about ‘global design history’ raised in the three-part series ‘Design Histories and Design Studies in East Asia’ published by the Journal of Design History in its ‘re: focus’ section, it is interesting to trace how the ideas of ‘global’ and, more recently, ‘transnational’ have evolved." Dr Yuko Kikuchi and Dr Yunah Lee were also guest editors for this Special Issue of the Journal of Design History.