The Extended Mind.¶
Clark, A., & Chalmers, D. (1998). The Extended Mind. Analysis, 58(1), 7-19.
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Primes¶
- Cognitive Offloading
- In distributed-cognition research it covers external memory aids, finger-counting, gesture in spatial reasoning, and the way diagrams are used to think.
This sourceFoundational argument that external structures (notebooks, aids) can constitute parts of a cognitive process — the basis of cognitive offloading.
- In distributed-cognition research it covers external memory aids, finger-counting, gesture in spatial reasoning, and the way diagrams are used to think.
Mechanisms¶
- External Memory Aid
- The tool is a rack of paper flight progress strips: one strip per aircraft, annotated and physically reordered as each plane is sequenced.
This sourceAir traffic flight-progress strips are a much-studied real-world instance.
- The tool is a rack of paper flight progress strips: one strip per aircraft, annotated and physically reordered as each plane is sequenced.
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