Abstract ‘Time’ and ‘temporality’ are increasingly addressed in human-computer interaction (HCI) research. From issues related to mapping visualizing data along timelines via explorations of temporality as a design material studies lag the rhythms work, time is recurring perspective HCI In fact, has been aspect research for past 30 years. Based on this continuous growing interest research, we f...

Widespread reliance on representationalist understandings commit social scientists to either partially or totally decouple belief from reality, limiting the domain of phenomena that can be treated by belief as an analytic concept. Developing the contrastive notion of practical belief, we introduce the hysteresis effect as a situational phenomenon involving the systematic production of agent-env...

The temporality of agency plays a fundamental role in regional development but has received little attention economic geography and studies. This paper zooms on two aspects temporality: the intentions consequences. former refers to actors’ perception valuation opportunities near distant future, whereas latter short- long-term consequences actions. studies context development. It investigates ho...

In homelessness research and policymaking, it seems to be axiomatic that single adults experience 3 temporally based types of homelessness: chronic, episodic, and transitional. We discuss problems with the theorization of this typology and with the research design, data analysis, and time-aggregated conceptualization and measurement of temporality in the empirical work supporting the typology. ...

This paper addresses the issue of "being together," and more specifically the issue of "being together in time." We provide with an integrative framework that is inspired by phenomenology, the enactive approach and dynamical systems theories. To do so, we first define embodiment as a living and lived phenomenon that emerges from agent-world coupling. We then show that embodiment is essentially ...

This article introduces the notion of temporal frames as a tool for the formal analysis of the temporality of games. A temporal frame is a set of events, along with the temporality induced by the relationships between those events. We discuss four common temporal frames: real-world time (events taking place in the physical world), gameworld time (events within the represented gameworld, includi...

Temporality and the unfolding of collaborative processes over time are an important aspect in understanding the underlying mechanisms of collaborative learning. In this paper, we describe how interactive sliding window visualizations can integrate with existing methodologies to provide new insight into how interactions develop over time. We illustrate the value of these visualizations by perfor...