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Joachim Schwalbach,Anja Schwerktualized at the beginning of this chapter, such a behavioural perspective is rooted in so-called “Processual Archaeology”, which we imply as the starting point of our approach, devoted to deciphering vernacular choreographies casting the everyday life of early humans. Here, we use settlement locales

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Thiemo Breyer,Alexander Matthias Gerner,Johannes FIntegrates empirical and theoretical perspectives on human development and technology.Presents cutting-edge approaches to the human environment interaction, contextualized by historical material from

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,Diachronic Perspectives on Embodiment and Technology: Gestures and Artefacts – An Introduction,s can show a society’s level of development, social organization, and cultural standards. Gestures on the other hand are typically conceived as non-verbal means of communication consisting of body motions, facial expressions, and hand signs. Nonverbal cues are fundamental to human contact and commun

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The Ineffability of Motion in Robotics,iscuss what – within language itself – can eventually explain the specific way in which humans translate their perception of movement into words..Firstly, I review some of the general principles that describe the influence of language on cognition with the ambition to highlight the relevance of adop

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