Adversarial Design is a 2012 book by Carl DiSalvo that examines how design can serve as a means of political engagement and expression. Introducing the concept of adversarial design, DiSalvo argues that designed artifacts—such as objects, interfaces, systems, and events—can challenge dominant narratives, provoke debate, and enable agonistic interaction within democratic societies.
Adversarial Design is a 2012 book by Carl DiSalvo that examines how design can serve as a means of political engagement and expression. Introducing the concept of adversarial design, DiSalvo argues that designed artifacts—such as objects, interfaces, systems, and events—can challenge dominant narratives, provoke debate, and enable agonistic interaction within democratic societies.
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