Knowledge, intersubjectivity and social practices

Intersubjectivity and Sentiment: From Language to Knowledge

Intersubjectivity is an important concept in psychology and sociology. It refers to sharing conceptualizations through social interactions in a community and using such shared conceptualization as a resource to interpret things that happen in everyday life. In this work, we make use of intersubjectivity as the basis to model shared stance and subjectivity for sentiment analysis. We construct an...

Social affordances and Technological Intersubjectivity in HCI

In this theoretically oriented paper, we present an exposition of the phenomena of technological intersubjectivity that emerges in computer supported social interactional situations under two major themes. The first theme re-conceptualizes social interaction supported by various information and communication technologies (ICT) as appropriation of social affordances. The second theme explicates ...

Focusing , Intersubjectivity , and “ Therapeutic Intersubjectivity ”

Enacting a social ecology: radically embodied intersubjectivity

Embodied approaches to cognitive science frequently describe the mind as "world-involving," indicating complementary and interdependent relationships between an agent and its environment. The precise nature of the environment is frequently left ill-described, however, and provides a challenge for such approaches, particularly, it is noted here, for the enactive approach which emphasizes this co...

Social Technologies, Informal Knowledge Practices, and the Enterprise

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