Cognition as the Cooperative Appropriation of Affordances
Edward S. Reed
Abstract
Edward S. Reed
Abstract
It is not enough that the conditions of labor are concentrated at one pole of society in the shape of capital, while at the other pole are grouped masses of men who have nothing to sell but their labor power. Nor is it enough that they are compelled to sell themselves voluntarily. The advance of capitalist production develops a working class which by education, tradition, and habit looks upon the requirements of that mode of production as self-evident natural laws. The organization of the capitalist process of production, once it is fully developed, breaks down all resistance. (Marx, Capital , 1977, p. 899)
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It is not enough that the conditions of labor are concentrated at one pole of society in the shape of capital, while at the other pole are grouped masses of men who have nothing to sell but their labor power. Nor is it enough that they are compelled to sell themselves voluntarily. The advance of capitalist production develops a working class which by education, tradition, and habit looks upon the requirements of that mode of production as self-evident natural laws. The organization of the capitalist process of production, once it is fully developed, breaks down all resistance. (Marx, Capital , 1977, p. 899)
Key concepts: Affordance, Appropriation, Cognition, Cognitive science, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Communication, Sociology