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Grounded versus Speculative Reasoning in HCI
As readers of this blog are well aware, HCI is at an interesting cross-roads. The history of the discipline is fundamentally scientific, with primary inputs from psychology and computer science. The future of the discipline appears minimally to include cultural, … Continue reading
Posted in Criticism, HCI, Interaction Design, philosophy, Rant
Tagged CHI, Criticism, epistemology, HCI, Interaction Design, logic, OED, philosophy, science
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Epistemology of Criticism
I realized tonight, on a walk with my spouse, that much of what I am doing this summer is documenting the epistemology of criticism. In other words, I am trying to render explicit the ways that critics come to know … Continue reading
Posted in Aesthetics, Criticism, Experience Design, HCI, Interaction Design, philosophy
Tagged epistemology, HCI, interaction criticism, Interaction Design, literary theory
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