Section Contents
3 LANGUAGE - words, signs and meanings
3.1 How design is described/discussed
3.1.1 How design is sold
3.2 Criticism
3.2.1 Reductivism
3.2.2 Nay-saying -Anti design
3.3 Dialectics and rhetoric
3.4 Design Terms
3.4.1 Naming
3.4.2 Lists and Constructs
3.5 Wittgenstein
3.6 Neology
3.7 Organising Ideas - Books_the web. OA (Open Access)
3.7.1 Interaction
3.8 Symbols - a metalanguage
3.9 Icons
3.9.1 Codes
Overview
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Keywords
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Quotation
To imagine a language means to imagine a form of life – Wittgenstein