How could design benefit from understanding aging as situated, lived experience; and on the other hand, from investigating research process through reflexive ethnography?
To overcome this irony, technology providers need to move beyond the goal of representing technology users informationally (e.g. as biometric data) to providing flexible components from which individuals and their carers can 'think with things' to improve the situated, lived experience of multi-morbidity.
Their emphasis on the structural coupling of brain-body-world constitutes the kernel of their program of embodied cognition, building on the classical phenomenological idea that cognitive agents bring forth a world by means of the activity of their situated living bodies.
We dine under the stars on white couches and chairs situated in living room-like clusters.
Whereas standards seek to define and prescribe the professional role that nurses play, nurses' self-understanding is complex and socially situated within lived experiences.
The number of people exposed to air emissions from well operations is growing in the US because it is becoming increasingly common for fracking sites to be situated near to where people live and work [1, 5, 6, 8, 20].
My wife loves helping people situate their lives into homes that can be a blessing for them.
Who wouldn't be eager to show off a home situated, say, where Kathy and Desmond O'Sullivan live, on a crescent-shaped road that hugs Mount Sinai Harbor in Port Jefferson?
The Corner Bookstore's staying power may also stem from the fact that the proprietor, Lenny Golay, and her husband, Ray Sherman, own the four-story building where it is situated (and where they live).
We have been friends ever since, and although Tom insists that we only met in Bunhill Fields because it was situated between where he lived and I worked at the time, I still like to think that there lay some hidden meaning in his suggestion – Tom, after all, being a novelist of signals, networks and ciphers.
