Cognition In The Wild
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...…attributes (Abu Lughod 1991; Brumann 1999; Friedman 1994).10 Culture as constituted of cultural models adapted to microcontext necessarily directs the theoretical lens toward intersubjectively constructed cultural processes occurring over time and situated in microcontexts (Hutchins 1995, 2001)....
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...He does this, it seems, on purpose, to highlight his main point—that making meaning requires attention to the person in the flesh, where ultimately both culture and actions happen (see also Hutchins 1995)....
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...La théorie de la cognition distribuée Perspective développée par Hutchins (1995), la théorie de la cognition distribuée s'articule autour de l'idée selon laquelle l'étude de la cognition ne peut être abordée sans prendre en considération les dispositifs sur lesquels s'appuient les individus au…...
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...A l'instar de la théorie de l'action située, la perspective développée par la cognition distribuée défend l'idée selon laquelle l'action individuelle ne peut être abordée en faisant abstraction de l'environnement dans lequel elle prend place (Hutchins, 1995)....
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...l'environnement dans lequel elle prend place (Hutchins, 1995)....
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...Pour illustrer son propos, Hutchins (1995) propose d'opérer un examen in situ de la cognition humaine....
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...Dans le même ordre d‟idée, le dispositif technique s'affirme comme une ressource pour l'action, comme l'un des nombreux éléments agencés par l'individu pour parvenir à ses fins (Hutchins, 1995)....
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...This analysis is inspired by perspectives on “indexing” practices from Ethnography and Distributed Cognition....
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...…on (social) coordination practices [Heath and Luff ’ 2000] that highlight the role of gesture for coordination and shared action, and by distributed cognition and embodied cognition that highlight the role of the body and the environment for cognition [Capuccio et al. 2013; Hutchins 1995].2 2.1.1....
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...Moreover, some insights into design rationales and development process of all installations could be gained from discussions with either the company that had developed these or curators that had been involved in this process....
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...This linguistic-communicative understanding is extended to include the notion of “indexing for yourself,” inspired by ideas from Distributed Cognition [Hutchins 1995; Kirsh 1995a, 1995b, 2010], which highlight how, for example, pointing can serve as a memory aid for individual cognition, using the external environment as a resource to aid cognition....
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...The analysis in this article is inspired by perspectives on “indexing” practices from Ethnography, Communication Studies, and Distributed Cognition, the former focusing on the analysis of human coordination practices, where deixis and indexical expression support implicit communication, and the latter contributing the notion of “indexing for yourself,” such as pointing as a memory aid for individual cognition....
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...1Such a view of the role of language in situated cognition is congruent with Hutchins (1995) distributed cognition approach, where the focus is the ability of individuals In a recently proposed model of dialog as interpersonal synergy (Fusaroli et al., 2014), this systemic and functional character…...
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