5IFTH: Class of 2018 Masters Thesis Books

Sowmya Iyer, Prosumerism: Crafting Alternate Consumption Experiences [Book Link]

Manako Tamura, Hacking the Racial Binary: Design Provocations for Identity and Shame [Book Link]

Lassor Abraham Feasley, You Are on the Fastest Route: Intentional Community and Responsible Autonomy [Book Link]

Jiani Lin, Yes, Maybe Not: A Design Investigation into Young Adulthood [Book Link]

Teng Yu, Respawn: Activating The Bedroom Generation by Gamifying Public Spaces [Book Link]

Juho Lee, Cast Away: Designs for Socially Isolated Korean Men Contemplating Suicide [Book Link]

Smruti Adya, UPGRADE: Designing for Access and Acceptability around Limb Loss and Limb Difference [Book Link]

Jingting He, A Mask That Reveals: Exploration and Expression Through Anonymity [Book Link]

Louis Elwood Leach, Invisible Possessions: Reclaiming Our Relationship With Products in an Augmented Age [Book Link]

Will Crum, Me, Myself and A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Machine That Took my Job [Book Link]

Andrew Schlesinger, GENTLEmen: Challenging Adults to Raise Feminine Boys [Book Link]

Christopher C. Rand, LOOPWHOLE: Increasing Conservation Through Impact Reframing [Book Link]

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