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An Exploration of the Relevance between Sustainable Craft and Service Design Based on a Literature Review Study

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By Li Zhang, Cees De Bont, Avsar Gurpinar, Mingxi Tang
| MDPI
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Digesting Rage | DAMN° Magazine

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By Avsar Gurpinar
| DAMN° Verified
Arguably some of the more evocative sorts of protest are those which adopt objects, either as their symbol or as their chosen means of causing turbulence. That object might be a referential character that then becomes the name or face of the protest. Or it could be a food item, a readily consumable product — which by its very nature adds an extra layer of impact to the demonstration. We’re taking a look at various protests, notably those that have employed edibles.
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