Items where Author is "Biggs, M."

Number of items: 46.
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  • An activity theory of research methods in architecture and urbanism. (2014) M. Biggs
  • Inferring a collective concept of research from the actions of the art and design research community. (2013) M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Oito critérios para a pesquisa acadêmica em áreas de práctica projetual. (2010) D. Buchler and M. Biggs
  • The Value of Architectural Sketches. (2010) Ana Gabriela Godinho Lima, M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Architectural design and the problem of practice-based research. (2009) D. Buchler, M. Biggs, Gunnar Sandin and Lars-Henrk Ståhl
  • Areas of Design Practice as an Alternative Research Paradigm. (2009) D. Buchler, M. Biggs and Lars-Henrik Ståhl
  • Pesquisa Academica em Areas de Practica Projetual. (2009) D. Buchler and M. Biggs
  • Supervision in an alternative paradigm. (2009) M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Eight criteria for practice-based research in the creative and cultural industries. (2008) M. Biggs and D. Buchler picture_as_pdf
  • Architectural practice and academic research. (2008) M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Editorial: the problem of interpretation in research in the visual and performing arts. (2008) M. Biggs
  • Rigour and practice-based research. (2007) M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Editorial: the role of context in art and design research. (2006) M. Biggs
  • Rescue Supervision. (2005) M. Biggs
  • Editorial: the role of the artefact in art and design research. (2004) M. Biggs
  • What Characterizes Pictures and Text. (2004) M. Biggs
  • Editorial: the concept of knowledge in art and design. (2002) M. Biggs
  • The role of the artefact in art and design research. (2002) M. Biggs
  • Editorial: the foundations of practice-based research. (2000) M. Biggs
  • Designing a Graphical Index to Wittgenstein's Nachlaß. (1996) M. Biggs
  • Farbe und Kommunikation: Wittgenstein und Waismann. (1996) M. Biggs
  • Knowledge and Advancement through Models. (1996) M. Biggs
  • Continuity and Discontinuity in Visual Experience. (1992) M. Biggs
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  • Modelling Experiential Knowledge for Research. (2007) M. Biggs
  • The solution that works. (2005) M. Biggs
  • Learning from experience: approaches to the experiential component of practice-based research. (2004) M. Biggs
  • Visualisation and Wittgenstein's "Tractatus". (2004) M. Biggs
  • Wittgenstein: Graphics, Normativity and Paradigms. (1998) M. Biggs
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  • An international collaboration for the development of a research training course in an emergent academic discipline. (2010) R. Rocco, M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • Design practice and research: interconnections and the criterion-based approach. (2009) R. Rocco, M. Biggs and D. Buchler
  • A Retórica da Academia e os Limites da Comunicação. (2009) D. Buchler and M. Biggs
  • A pedagogical proposal in an area of epistemological uncertainty. (2009) D. Buchler, M. Biggs and R. Rocco
  • Necessary, Unnecessary and Sufficient Conditions. (2006) M. Biggs
  • The Research Exhibition: context, interpretation and knowledge creation. (2006) K. Niedderer, M. Biggs and M. Ferris
  • The designed object that we know and see. (2006) D. Buchler and M. Biggs
  • A preliminary study of learnable pictogram languages. (2006) Ting-Ju Lin and M. Biggs
  • The rôle of ‘the work’ in research. (2003) M. Biggs
  • The rhetoric of research. (2002) M. Biggs
  • Visual Reasoning: I see what you mean. (2001) M. Biggs
  • Why study Wittgenstein's diagrams? (2001) M. Biggs
  • On Method: the problem of objectivity. (2000) M. Biggs
  • Graphical problems in Wittgenstein's Nachlaß. (1995) M. Biggs
    • Book
  • Editing Wittgenstein's "Notes on Logic". Vol.2. (1996) M. Biggs
  • Editing Wittgenstein’s "Notes on Logic". Vol.1. (1996) M. Biggs
  • Wittgenstein: Two Source Catalogues and a Bibliography : Catalogues of the Published Texts and of the Published Diagrams, each Related to its Sources. (1993) M. Biggs and Alois Pichler
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  • [Re]searching [im]probable, [im]possible and [un]desirable design futures. (2014) Tuba Kocaturk, M. Biggs and Richard Koeck