Cognition In The Wild
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...…from “ecological thinking” in various forms, such as ecological psychology (Gibson, 1986), situated action (Suchman, 1987), distributed cognition (Hutchins, 1995), cognitive science (Clark, 2010), and other areas addressing aspects of the relationship between an environment and its inhabitants....
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...cognition (Hutchins, 1995), cognitive science (Clark, 2010), and other areas addressing aspects of the relationship between an environment and its inhabitants....
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...Our interest in mediation builds on the core sociocultural premise that all cognition, individual or shared, is mediated by cultural tools (Hutchins 1995; Vygotsky 1978), and that there is an “irreducible tension” between cognitive agents and the tools that serve as their “mediational means” (Wertsch 1998, 27)....
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...Our interest in mediation builds on the core sociocultural premise that all cognition, individual or shared, is mediated by cultural tools (Hutchins 1995; Vygotsky 1978), and that there is an “irreducible tension” between cognitive agents and the tools that serve as their “mediational means”…...
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...For example, experiences in wayfinding and navigation practices (of which there are many; see Davies & Uttal, 2007; Hutchins, 1995) almost always position individuals to make geometric determinations based on an intrinsic view of the space....
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...…not exist, but instead that cognitive (in this case, mathematical) activity cannot be reduced to individual mental activity when cultural tools, material resources, and other interactants make up a system much more complex than the sum of its parts (Hutchins, 1995, 2010; Ma, 2016b; Stahl, 2010)....
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