Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction -- Alison J. Clarke -- Design Anthropology: The Shape of the Field -- Part I DESIGNERS GO NATIVE -- 1. Jane Fulton Suri -- Poetic Observation: -- What Designers Make of What They See -- 2. Keith Murphy -- The Anthropology of Designers: Politics and Style -- 3. Jamer Hunt -- Prototyping the Social: -- Temporality and the Speculative Futures at the Intersection of Design Culture -- 4. Rama Gheerawo -- Socially Inclusive Design: Designing Ethnography in the Field -- Part II People, Objects and Entanglements -- 5.Alison J. Clarke -- The Anthropological Object in Design -- 6. Daniel Miller -- Designing Ourselves -- 7. Harvey Molotch -- Objects In Sociology -- 8. Diana Young -- Coloring Cars: Customizing Motor Vehicles in the East of the Australian -- Western Desert -- Part III Mutating Forms, Shifting Materialities -- 9.Susanne Küchler -- Materials and Design -- 6 -- 10. Pauline Garvey -- Consuming Ikea: Inspiration as Material Form -- 11. Nicolette Makovicky -- 'Erotic Needlework' -- Vernacular Designs on the 21st century Market -- 12. Vladimir Arkhipov -- Functioning Forms/Anti-Design -- Part IV Future Trajectories: Future Users -- 13. Heather Horst -- Digital Design Anthropology -- 14. Maria Bezaitis & Rick Robinson -- Valuable to Values: How 'User Research' Ought to Change -- 15. Lane Denicola -- The Digital as Para-World: -- Design, Anthropology and Information Technologies -- 16. Kathrina Dankl -- Design Welfare & the Moral Objects of Design -- 17. Vinay Venkatraman -- Frugal Digital Design: The Underworld of Brand Technologies in India.