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Video resources on embodiment

February 16, 2012 · by Jeff Bezemer · in Audio/Visual resources, Bibliographies, Technology and embodiment. ·

Yvonne Rogers on ‘Designing in the Wild’ and Human-Computer Interaction & digital technology:

Lucy Suchman on on situated cognition and the body in action and Human-Computer Interaction:

Hubert Dreyfus on Husserl and Heidegger:

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