Part III Ecological Design Thinking — GreenVision Studio

ISD Part III, Ecological design thinking: the six perceptual shifts

introduction

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Chapter 13: The Shift From objects to relationships to subject-object relations

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Chapter 14: The shift from analysis to context to analysis-context-ground

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Chapter 15: The shift from structure to process to unfolding

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Chapter 16: the shift from materiality to configuration to pattern languages

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chapter 17: The shift from parts to whole to holons

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Chapter 18: The shift from hierarchies to networks to holarchies

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