Contemporary processes of text typeface design /
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Language: | English |
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New York, NY :
Routledge,
2020.
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Series: | Routledge research in design studies.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction
- Introduction
- Motivation for the Research
- Research Questions and Aims
- Contextual and Historical Framing for the Research
- Methodology
- Participants and Data
- Terminology
- Chapters
- 2. Historical Context
- Introduction
- Lack of Specific Documented Knowledge in Relation to the Processes of Text Typeface Design
- Examples of the Restriction of Type-Founding as a Practice and the Secrecy of Punch-Cutting - Contributors to a State of Paucity in Epistemological Articulation
- Extant Texts in Relation to Typeface Design Process
- Etic and Emic Accounts in Relation to Type Design Processes
- Etic `Non-Expert' Accounts of Process and Type Design
- Emic `Expert' Accounting of Process in Punch-Cutting and Type-Founding
- Elucidated Understanding, Decision-Making and Described Method in Relation to Type Design Process
- Describing Design Knowledge
- Further Considerations of Etic and Emic Accounts
- Epistemological and Ontological Proximity
- 3. Processes of Text Typeface Design: An Introduction
- Introduction
- Presentation of the Grounded Theory
- Definitions of Developed Core Categories and Sub-Categories
- Core Categories and Their Interrelationship
- Summary
- 4. Trajectorizing
- Introduction
- Trajectorizing
- Contextualizing
- Contextualizing Initial Influences - Broad to Focusing
- Contextualizing Specifically through Language
- Contextualizing via Specific Influences and Precedents
- Referencing Own Prior Work as Precedent
- Precedent Constructing and Constructed Precedents
- Precedent Constructing from Own Prior Work
- Precedent Constructing from Other Prior Work
- Control Characters and Constructed Precedents
- Summary
- 5. Homologizing
- Introduction
- Homologizing
- Endogenous Generation and Endogenous Generator
- Homologizing - Procedural Development and Mutability
- Homologizing beyond Obvious Relational Form
- Homologizing - Facilitating Self-Informing Design
- Homologous Mapping and Homologous Drift
- Homologizing - Extrapolation and Interpolation
- Synthetic Displacement and Synthetic Acquiescence
- Summary
- 6. Attenuating
- Introduction
- Attenuation
- Accretive Amelioration
- Attenuation of Incongruity through Testing
- Attenuation via Comparison
- Attenuation via Developed Corrective judgment
- Attenuation and Improvement
- Historical Immersion
- Innate Referencing to Historical Context
- Direct Referencing to Historical Context
- Broad View of Convention in Relation to Historical Context
- Specifics of Convention in Relation to Historical Context
- Historical Immersion Summary
- Envisioning
- Experience and Envisioning
- Envisioning a Personal Approach
- Envisioning and Originality
- Autonomy and Overseeing in Design
- Envisioning Context and Usage
- Reflection, Envisioning and Attenuating
- Envisioning Summary
- Summary
- 7. Discussion
- Introduction
- Interaction of the Core Categories
- Attenuation as Constant
- Attenuation and Comparison
- Trajectorizing and Precedent
- Trajectorizing for Subsequent Homology - Initial Control Characters
- Trajectorizing and Search Space
- General Model for Text Typeface Design Process
- General Flow Model for Text Typeface Design Process
- Trajectorizing in Relation to the General Flow Model
- Homologizing in Relation to the General Flow Model
- Models for Extrapolation and Interpolation
- Potential Applications of the Theory
- Theory as Analytical Tool
- Theory as Prescriptive Tool
- Summary
- 8. Conclusion
- Introduction
- Original Aims and the Contributions of This Research
- Limitations of the Research
- Implications of the Research
- Literature in Terms of Text Typeface Design
- Further Work
- In Summary of the Grounded Theory.