Pragmatics & Cognition

Call for Papers: Learning Technologies and Cognition*
pp. 207-208(2)

Distributed cognition: Cognizing, autonomy and the Turing Test
pp. 209-213(5)
Authors: Harnad, Stevan; Dror, Itiel E.

A framework for thinking about distributed cognition
pp. 215-234(20)
Authors: Poirier, Pierre; Chicoisne, Guillaume

Distributed cognition: Domains and dimensions
pp. 235-247(13)
Author: Sutton, John

Distributed cognition: A methodological note
pp. 249-262(14)
Author: Kirsh, David

Radical changes in cognitive process due to technology: A jaundiced view
pp. 263-274(12)
Author: Glenberg, Arthur M.

The grounding and sharing of symbols
pp. 275-285(11)
Author: Cangelosi, Angelo

Collaborative tagging as distributed cognition
pp. 287-292(6)
Author: Steels, Luc

Thinking in groups
pp. 293-311(19)
Authors: Gureckis, Todd M.; Goldstone, Robert L.

Distributed learning and mutual adaptation
pp. 313-332(20)
Authors: Schwartz, Daniel L.; Martin, Taylor

Distributed cognition, representation, and affordance
pp. 333-341(9)
Authors: Zhang, Jiajie; Patel, Vimla L.

Categorization and technology innovation
pp. 343-355(13)
Author: Stibel, Jeffrey M.

Crime scene investigation as distributed cognition
pp. 357-385(29)
Authors: Baber, Chris; Smith, Paul; Cross, James; Hunter, John E.; McMaster, Richard

Web search engines and distributed assessment systems
pp. 387-409(23)
Author: Heintz, Christophe

Speech transformation solutions
pp. 411-442(32)
Authors: Kanevsky, Dimitri; Basson, Sara; Faisman, Alexander; Rachevsky, Leonid; Zlatsin, Alex; Conrod, Sarah

Computer-aided translation as a distributed cognitive task
pp. 443-464(22)
Author: Dragsted, Barbara