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Distributed Cognition – IT has feelings too?

In which I discover the concept, coming from psychology and HCI, seeming to give equal rights to the inananimate

This entry was posted in Papers Reviewed and tagged hci, cognition, rogers on January 7, 2009 by Paul Matthews.

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