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Expertise Multimedia/Web Design, Photography, Information Design and Human-Computer Interaction.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Lecturer Itamar Medeiros (Brazil) BA in Industrial Design; PgDip in Information Design; MSc In Design.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
welcome to DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Student will learn about the main periods of western culture, understanding its history from both an artistic and technological background.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 03: CULTURE LECTURE learning outcome
Some forecasts of the development of society in the near future.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
An overview of some technological and sociological trends, from the Industrial Revolution period until today.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 03: CULTURE LECTURE content
Anthropologists use the term to refer to the universal human capacity to classify experiences, and to encode and communicate them symbolically.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
A set of learned beliefs, values and behaviors the members of a society share about their way of life.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
CULTURE what is it?
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
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LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
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LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
dress work entertain communicate
culture beliefs values behaviors
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
technology
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
CULTURE what is it?
A dramatic change in the ways people earned money and made goods that began in England around the mid-1800s.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
CULTURE industrial revolution
People went from making goods in their own homes with simple tools to making them in large-scale factories with complicated machinery.
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
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DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
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LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
As a result, many rural regions became more urban as cities grew rapidly around the new industrial activity.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The mass migration of rural families into urban areas saw the growth of bad living conditions in cities, long work hours without the traditional agricultural breaks (such as after harvest or in mid winter), a rise in child labor (the children received less pay and benefits than adults) and the rise of nationalism in most of Europe
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The application of steam power to the industrial processes of in several sectors of industrial, such as printing, for example, supported a massive expansion of newspaper and popular book publishing, which reinforced rising literacy and demands for mass political participation.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
In the United Kingdom, the Reform Act 1832 addressed the concentration of population in districts with almost no representation in Parliament, expanding the electorate, leading to the founding of modern political parties and initiating a series of reforms which would continue into the 20th century.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
Cheaper goods now are accessible to a larger portion of society (e.g.: workers)
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
With the development of large-scale production, manufactured goods become cheaper.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION economic implications
Now, they need to expand their market and have access to a larger amount of raw materials.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Industrialists realized that they could make more revenues by selling more products with a reduced profit margin, therefore, lowering the prices of goods.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION economic implications
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
That territorial expansion led, inevitably, to a series of conflicts between nations.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The industrialized countries started a colonial expansion, in order to guarantee their access to bigger markets and to larger amounts of raw materials.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION second colonial cycle
The wars the occurred in the 20th century fueled the investment of warfare technology.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The local conflicts keep on escalating, leading to worldwide conflicts.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION the world wars begin
Medicine Morphine Antibiotics Ultra-sound Communications Sattelites Computer
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Several ordinary life products were invented with military purposes:
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
THAT MEAN WAR from tactical to practical
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Lecturer Itamar Medeiros (Brazil) BA in Industrial Design; PgDip in Information Design; MSc In Design.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
welcome to DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Student will learn about the main periods of western culture, understanding its history from both an artistic and technological background.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 03: CULTURE LECTURE learning outcome
Some forecasts of the development of society in the near future.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
An overview of some technological and sociological trends, from the Industrial Revolution period until today.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
LESSON 03: CULTURE LECTURE content
Anthropologists use the term to refer to the universal human capacity to classify experiences, and to encode and communicate them symbolically.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
A set of learned beliefs, values and behaviors the members of a society share about their way of life.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
CULTURE what is it?
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
dress work entertain communicate
culture beliefs values behaviors
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
technology
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
CULTURE what is it?
A dramatic change in the ways people earned money and made goods that began in England around the mid-1800s.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
CULTURE industrial revolution
People went from making goods in their own homes with simple tools to making them in large-scale factories with complicated machinery.
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
As a result, many rural regions became more urban as cities grew rapidly around the new industrial activity.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The mass migration of rural families into urban areas saw the growth of bad living conditions in cities, long work hours without the traditional agricultural breaks (such as after harvest or in mid winter), a rise in child labor (the children received less pay and benefits than adults) and the rise of nationalism in most of Europe
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The application of steam power to the industrial processes of in several sectors of industrial, such as printing, for example, supported a massive expansion of newspaper and popular book publishing, which reinforced rising literacy and demands for mass political participation.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
In the United Kingdom, the Reform Act 1832 addressed the concentration of population in districts with almost no representation in Parliament, expanding the electorate, leading to the founding of modern political parties and initiating a series of reforms which would continue into the 20th century.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION social implications
Cheaper goods now are accessible to a larger portion of society (e.g.: workers)
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
With the development of large-scale production, manufactured goods become cheaper.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION economic implications
Now, they need to expand their market and have access to a larger amount of raw materials.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Industrialists realized that they could make more revenues by selling more products with a reduced profit margin, therefore, lowering the prices of goods.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION economic implications
DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
/29
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
That territorial expansion led, inevitably, to a series of conflicts between nations.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The industrialized countries started a colonial expansion, in order to guarantee their access to bigger markets and to larger amounts of raw materials.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION second colonial cycle
The wars the occurred in the 20th century fueled the investment of warfare technology.
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
The local conflicts keep on escalating, leading to worldwide conflicts.
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION the world wars begin
Medicine Morphine Antibiotics Ultra-sound Communications Sattelites Computer
LESSON 3: COLONIALISM, WAR AND CYBERSPACE
Several ordinary life products were invented with military purposes:
/29 DESIGN INVESTIGATION & CULTURE
THAT MEAN WAR from tactical to practical
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