The concept of a structural affordance

Avant: Trends in Interdisciplinary Studies 3 (2):94-107 (2012)
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Abstract

I provide an analysis of the concept of an “affordance” that enables one to conceive of “structural affordance” as a kind of affordance relation that might hold between an agent and its body. I then review research in the science of humanoid bodily movement to indicate the empirical reality of structural affordance.

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Adrian J. T. Alsmith
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