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In the insightful pasta and vinegar blog is an interesting discussion about the role of theory in interaction design based on the relevant discussion in a book by Nardi & Kaptelinin.
The problem is the one between reductionist, analytical approaches to practice and theory heavy, ethnographic approaches. The first translate easier to design and can be […]
In this article Kirsh tries to re-define the notion of task space, in order to move it away from the classic abstract symbolic notion proposed by Newell & Simon (1972). The whole problem stems from a dualistic perspective that seperates agent from environment.
The first move was through notions external and distributed cognition that extended the […]
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