Work culture and design: a possible and necessary relationship in Cuban today.
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Abstract
As of 2011, with the implementation of the updating of the Cuban social economic model, Cuban society begins to carry out profound transformations within the country, without losing the course set by the Cuban Revolution oriented towards socialist construction. The need to promote work that produces goods and services as a fundamental way to achieve the prosperous and sustainable socialism that we want and need, is only possible through promoting a culture of socialist work, which must be guided and enriched by the elements that they offer us the foundational Marxist-Leninist thought and its successors, as well as the most advanced thought of our national tradition. Education plays a very special role in this assignment, since the solutions offered must be assumed in an integral way, and installed in the best of our culture. Among the professions that make up our education is Design, which presents multiple possibilities to contribute to educate, disseminate and promote that culture of work that Cuba requires today. The objective that we propose with this work is to argue the possible dialectical relationship between the work culture that we need for our socialism and the design profession in its education and at the same time that design integrates the elements that characterize that work culture.
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