Commentary on 'Philosophy of Interaction' by Dag Svanaes.

Eva Hornecker

Commentary on 'Philosophy of Interaction' by Dag Svanaes.

Eva Hornecker

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What is Interaction or Interactivity? Most HCI and Interaction Design textbooks do not really define (beyond more then one sentence) one of the most often used terms in our vocabulary. What seems so straightforward turns elusive when we try to dig deeper. We are in this situation probably because it is not evident where to turn to for definitions and theoretical underpinnings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction
Editors	Mads Soegaard
Publication status	Published - 2011

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