Sensorimotor debilities in digital cultures

Simon Penny

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Sensorimotor debilities in digital cultures

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This paper reflects on the qualities of living and learning in digital cultures, the design of digital technologies and the philosophical history that has informed that design. It takes as its critical perspective the field of embodied cognition as it has developed over the last three decades, in concert with emerging neurophysiology and neurocognitive research. From this perspective the paper considers cognitive, neurological and physiological effects that are increasingly becoming noticed in user populations, especially young populations. I call this class of conditions 'sensorimotor debility', to distinguish it from other psychological, social, cultural and political symptoms associated with computer, internet and social media use.

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《AI & society: The journal of human-centered systems and machine intelligence》 |2022年第1期|355-366|共12页
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Simon Penny;
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University of California, Irvine, USA;

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Digital cultures; Sensorimotor debility; Human-computer interaction (HCI); Skill; Embodied cognition; Enactive cognition; Distributed cognition; Internalism; Cognitivism; Computationalism; Mind-body dualism;

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