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From special issue of Ecological Psychology 15.2 (2003): “How Shall Affordances Be Refined? Four Perspectives” [pdf on laptop]
Essay by Harry Heft, “Affordances, Dynamic Experience, and the Challenge of Reification” (pp. 149-80) (this essay takes a phenomenological approach to affordances, with many references to William James)
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