Abstract
The theme of this monograph of Informing Science is a dialectic we
perceive to exist between meaningful use and reflection upon use. This
dialectic between use and reflection on use (or thinking, and thinking
about thinking) may be considered in the following way. Each of these
elements is subject to change. As reflection triggers change in use, and
such change triggers further reflection, a spiral comes about. Lived human
experience, and reflection upon that experience, seems to shape a
double helix. The monograph contains contributions exploring particular
ways in which studies of use could benefit from a relationship to
philosophical frameworks such as hermeneutics and phenomenology.
perceive to exist between meaningful use and reflection upon use. This
dialectic between use and reflection on use (or thinking, and thinking
about thinking) may be considered in the following way. Each of these
elements is subject to change. As reflection triggers change in use, and
such change triggers further reflection, a spiral comes about. Lived human
experience, and reflection upon that experience, seems to shape a
double helix. The monograph contains contributions exploring particular
ways in which studies of use could benefit from a relationship to
philosophical frameworks such as hermeneutics and phenomenology.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Use and Redesign in IS: Double Helix Relationships? |
| Editors | Hans-Erik Nissen, Peter Bednar, Christine Welch |
| Publisher | Informing Science Press |
| Pages | 1-19 |
| ISBN (Print) | 978-1932886054 |
| Publication status | Published - 2007 |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Information Systems, Social aspects
Free keywords
- Phenomenology
- Informing Systems
- Use
- Double Helix
- Design
- Hermeneutics.