著者
上野 直樹 ソーヤー りえこ 茂呂 雄二
出版者
日本認知科学会
雑誌
認知科学 (ISSN:13417924)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.21, no.1, pp.173-186, 2014-03-01 (Released:2015-02-02)
参考文献数
24

According to the viewpoint of this paper, artifacts can be regarded as a socio-technological arrangement. Further, agency is not independent from a socio-technological arrangement but is something emerging from a socio-technological ar-rangement, while agency has traditionally been defined as a human capacity of having needs and preferences and of seeing possible actions. If so, the design of an artifact is not the design of a single artifact but the design of a socio-technological arrangement and of agency. Thus, in this paper, first of all, we attempt concretely to analyze the design of an artifact as that of socio-technological arrangement, based on our field-works concerning the cases of open data and integrated learning. Second, we show how agency emerges from a socio-technological arrangement, also based on our fieldworks. Third, we propose some viewpoints for designing artifacts dependent on the first and the second analysis.
著者
上野 直樹 ソーヤー りえこ 茂呂 雄二
出版者
Japanese Cognitive Science Society
雑誌
認知科学 (ISSN:13417924)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.21, no.1, pp.173-186, 2014

According to the viewpoint of this paper, artifacts can be regarded as a socio-<br>technological arrangement. Further, agency is not independent from a socio-<br>technological arrangement but is something emerging from a socio-technological ar-<br>rangement, while agency has traditionally been defined as a human capacity of having<br> needs and preferences and of seeing possible actions. If so, the design of an artifact is<br> not the design of a single artifact but the design of a socio-technological arrangement<br> and of agency. Thus, in this paper, first of all, we attempt concretely to analyze the<br> design of an artifact as that of socio-technological arrangement, based on our field-<br>works concerning the cases of open data and integrated learning. Second, we show how<br> agency emerges from a socio-technological arrangement, also based on our fieldworks.<br> Third, we propose some viewpoints for designing artifacts dependent on the first and<br> the second analysis.