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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00495-7how specific forms of criticism directed at a loss of authenticity and autonomy resonate in the self-descriptions and practices of design thinking. Consequently, the success and popularity of design thinking becomes understandable through its affinity to contemporary ideologies instead of an assumed conceptual superiority.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-8897-0e’s thinking. If we make it there, we might really shake things up!.” This quotation captures some of the self-understanding of design thinking as a general problem solver. It reveals a tension that underlies the entire book: how do the practices of design thinking relate to its great promises? I gi

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Description of Empirical Study and Resultsrt. Design thinking is made visible as a laboratory practice that can only take place in specific environments. Based on this I discuss the epistemic practices with which information about end users and their problems is created. By highlighting the materiality of these processes, I argue that desig

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00495-7how specific forms of criticism directed at a loss of authenticity and autonomy resonate in the self-descriptions and practices of design thinking. Consequently, the success and popularity of design thinking becomes understandable through its affinity to contemporary ideologies instead of an assumed

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Description of Empirical Study and Resultsactual dimension of meaning and creates/narrates problems in a way that solutions come into reach. Throughout the book, it became increasingly clear that design thinking is more about introducing a new work culture than about creating superior products and services. One can only understand the succe

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