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Modes of Criticism 4 – Radical Pedagogy, Onomatopee, 2019

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Contents
Radicalise Me. Danah Abdulla
Ontological Design and Criticality Anne-Marie Willis
Anti-Fashion: Using the Sari to Decolonise Fashion Tanveer Ahmed
(Imcomplete) Kenneth FitzGerald
Working from Within depatriarchise design
Design Friction Anja Groten
Education at 400bpm Hannah Ellis

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Francisco Laranjo
  • Year: 2019
  • Client/Publisher: Onomatopee
  • Size: 135mm x 210mm

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Modes of Criticism 4 – Radical Pedagogy, Onomatopee, 2019
Modes of Criticism 4 – Radical Pedagogy, Onomatopee, 2019
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