1. William J. Clancey. Situated cognition : on human knowledge and computer representations, Learning in doing.. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K. ; New York, NY, USA, .
   Note: 96035839 William J. Clancey. Includes bibliographical references (p. 379-389) and indexes. Introduction: What is situated cognition? -- Pt. I. Representations and memory. 1. Aaron's drawing. 2. Mycin's map. 3. Remembering controversies. 4. Sensorimotor maps versus encodings -- Pt. II. Situated robots. 5. Navigating without reading maps. 6. Perceiving without describing. 7. Remembering without matching. 8. Engineering transactional systems -- Pt. III. Ecological theories. 9. Transactional experience. 10. Dialectic mechanism. 11. The ecological approach to perception -- Pt. IV. Symbols reconsidered. 12. Coupling versus inference. 13. The varieties of symbol systems. 14. Reformulated dilemmas -- Conclusions: Lessons for cognitive science. [abstract] [bibtex-entry]

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