현대사회 디자인 중심의 변천과 디자이너의 역할 -‘비인류중심주의’의 타자 디자인을 중심으로

Designers in the new post-human era due to the remarkable development of science and technology must think and solve problems based on the ethics of others. As such, this study intends to examine in depth the need for a transition from a design that overcomes and pioneers the environment and objects to a design that respects and coexists with objects. The post-human age has come to modern society because of scientific and technological breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI). Due to the development of science and technology in the future, the existence of human beings has been questioned and challenged to a large extent. It evokes thinking about the nature of human beings, the development of human society, and the art of artificial intelligence. As a pre-plan for human development, design has gradually become a cutting edge. In modern society, the role of the designer has become more important. The problems brought about by the diversification of modern society have become topics worthy of consideration by designers. The purpose of this research is to understand the challenges and future development of the world today and discuss its impact on design through thinking about the concept of “Anthropocene”. This study is to analyze the design thinking of design scholars of past dynasties, and summarize the iterative changes of design concerns, the transfer of design centers and the changes of design scope. In the context of non-anthropocentrism, the study discusses the design ethics thinking that is sparked by the ethics of the other, and engages in design thinking regarding the existence of post-humans, superhumans, non-humans, and other forms of existence as well as the new issues they cause and conceptual conflicts. Furthermore, discussing pertinent examples and theoretical advancements in the realm of design. It provides a benchmark for the design development path and suggests a new approach to design as well as a direction for knowledge expansion.