Research on Innovative Design of Traditional Clothing Handicraft under Computer Big Data Technology

Guo, Qi; Yu, Miao

doi:10.1109/aeeca55500.2022.9918879

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“…Interestingly, almost 2 out of 10 papers were published in journals, books, or conference proceedings dedicated to computer and technological development. It might be a surprising association with traditional crafts, but authors developed several lines of investigation: how to use digital technology for the advancement of crafts (Meissner, & Fitzpatrick, 2017;Padfield et al, 2018), for dissemination and increased awareness (Nishio, Yokoi, & Yasuda, 2009) or for computer-aided design (Jiang, & Cao, 2010;Guo, & Yu, 2022), to mention only some of the aspects researched. This strong attention given to technological and digital advancements is not necessarily a reflection of the overall interest in this field among academics and practitioners in the field of traditional crafts.…”

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Traditional Crafts. A Literature Review Focused on Sustainable Development

Zbuchea

2022

Culture. Society. Economy. Politics

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We witness a revival of the crafts due to complex changes in mentalities and society, but also related to the benefits and positive implications that traditional crafts could offer to contemporary societies and economies. Also, traditional crafts are compatible with the concept of sustainable development, which gives them another boost. The present paper represents one of the very few literature reviews in the field of traditional crafts aiming to map the knowledge we possess on traditional crafts. It documents a significant gap between professional and academic research, with the former being visible at local/national levels, but also an increased interest in the field, especially in understanding the future role that traditional crafts could play in communities and economies.

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