2008Journal of Southeast UniversityRequires access

On product meaning and its experience

Wang Fang-lian

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Practical implements are known to people not only for their function but also for the feeling which people have by using them. Artistic design gives products meaningful form which arouses people’s meaningful association. The generation of product meaning or the aesthetic experience comes from the combination of product and feeling.

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Practical implements are known to people not only for their function but also for the feeling which people have by using them. Artistic design gives products meaningful form which arouses people’s meaningful association. The generation of product meaning or the aesthetic experience comes from the combination of product and feeling.

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Practical implements are known to people not only for their function but also for the feeling which people have by using them. Artistic design gives products meaningful form which arouses people’s meaningful association. The generation of product meaning or the aesthetic experience comes from the combination of product and feeling.

Key concepts: Feeling, Meaning (existential), Product (mathematics), Aesthetics, Function (biology), Association (psychology), Psychology, Computer science

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