Affordance

Affordance Begrebet affordance blev oprindeligt introduceret af den amerikanske perceptionspsykolog James J. Gibson i “The Theory of Affordances”(Gibson 1977). Ifølge Gibson manglede der et navneord i forlængelse af verbet to afford, så han opfandt begrebet an affordance, som han beskriver nærmerei bogen fra 1979 The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception. Gibsons affordance-begreb bygger på perceptionspsykologien […]

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Graves 2007, Have & Stougaard Pedersen 2013

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