Editorial In: Cultural Turns in Information Design II
Edited by Nina Hansopaheluwakan Edward and Juhri Selamet
[Information Design Journal 30:3] 2025
► pp. 195–
Editorial
Cultural turns in information design II
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Article outline
- Meaning is inferred, not merely transmitted
- Information design is relational and participatory
- Cultural histories as design resources
- Toward a culturally grounded information design
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