N°45 - 2007/1

Virtual and Cognition

Grumbach Alain & Klinger Evelyne

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Grumbach Alain, Klinger Evelyne

Virtual and Cognition - An Introduction

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Auvray Malika, Fuchs Philippe

Perception, Immersion and Sensorimotor Interactions in a Virtual Environment

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Viaud-Delmon Isabelle

Body, action and cognition: virtual reality with regard to cognitive sciences

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Burkhardt Jean-Marie

Immersion, representation and collaboration in Virtual Reality: discussion and empirical perspectives in cognitive ergonomics

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Sebbah François-David

Some phenomenologically inspired remarks on the phenomenal aspect of the virtual

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Noël Dominique

The Virtual according to Deleuze

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Tramus Marie-Hélène

Artists and Virtual Reality: a meeting of the ways

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Dessalles Jean-Louis

Cognitive Complexity as a Criterion for Modeling Narrative Interest

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Matherat Philippe

Our modern way of seeing is governed by the camera obscura — Reflection on the logical foundations of perception and measurement

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