成器之道——先秦工艺造物思想研究

’in Days, the other are the basic writings of pre-Ch’in ideological schools.

The second chapter focuses upon the evolvement of handicraft during the period from Xi-Chou to Dong-Chou so as to provide an overall background for the following discussion. Here we draw two main conclusions as following. On the one hand, the role of design concealed in ware-making activity is manifested as ware patterns fluctuate with the change of social actuality. On the other hand, pre-Ch’in intellectual circle is concerned with ideal principles of ware-making activity as it has erected more and more obvious effects upon society. In particularly, two typical phenomena are selected out to analyze and explain. This serves to show that design awareness of that period is meant to seek effective resolution to the problems arisen from contradiction between external reality and ware-making tradition and from the conflict among various psychological intendances. It is made clear also that the basic logic underlying the problem-resolution process is just what constitutes the practical design experience.

Chapter 3 is an approach to Kao-Gong-Ji in terms of design experience and principles. Generalization is made here of

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