Matthew B. Crawford Quotes
When The Maker's (or Fixer's) Activity Is Immediately Situated Within A Community Of Use, It Can Be Enlivened By This Kind Of Direct Perception. Then The Social Character Of His Work Isn't Separate From Its Internal Or "engineering" Standards; The Work Is Improved Through Relationships With Others. It May Even Be The Case That What Those Standards Are, What Perfection Consists Of, Is Something That Comes To Light Only Through These Iterated Exchanges With Others Who Use The Product, As Well As Other Craftsmen In The Same Trade. Through Work That Had This Social Character, Some Shared Conception Of The Good Is Lit Up, And Becomes Concrete.
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