... Embodiment Non-human animals Non-human entities Humans have never been the only animals living in homes and cities. Modern perspectives on human societies have evolved to include a recognition of humans as part of larger ensembles that encompass animals, plants, microbes, landscapes...

... identity. This study provides an understanding of the early-stage information needs described by transgender people and the process of building identities through disorientation. This study suggests that early-stage information needs are a valid concept to help understand how embodied experiences...

...” (Buckland, 1991, p. 50). Human computer interaction Embodiment Information behaviour Perception Human computer confluence Situated cognition The examples points to some of the more obvious challenges that come with having bodies and their specific perceptual systems. Even in badly designed...