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Historical Analysis and Conflicting Perspectives - Contextualizing HCI

This paper develops two ways of analyzing the human-computer interaction of a computer application in use in an organization. The techniques, historical analyses and conflicting perspectives analysis, and the interplay between them, are used in providing the basis for a more detailed analysis.

Susanne Bødker | S. Bødker

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