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Keywords: Design paradox, problem formulation, discursive activity

has become the normal ‘language’ of the thinking and talking about design.

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paradoxical design situation

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how others understand others

not a rational choice

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a discursive activity

Engineering design is a purposeful activity directed toward the goal of fulfilling human needs, particularly those which can be met by the technological factors of our culture

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famous designer but from another perspective

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level 1 paradox radeo

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level 1 paradox level 2 paradoxes level 2 paradox, true

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shapetemporal

The overall aim with our design games is to provide multiple stakeholders with means for developing, negotiating and expressing a shared understanding of users, use contexts and technology as part of concept design activities

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Conceptual vulnerability usually manifests itself in two ways: Either the chosen concept is weak due to a lack of thoroughness in conceptual approach, or the chosen concept is strong, but due to lack of thoroughness in conceptual approach the reasons for its strength are not known or understood”

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sociotecnical coleity

Artificial Intelligence

Design issues

Policy Sciences,

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