CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER'S PAPERS ON COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

  • NAGASAKA Ichiro
    Assoc. Prof., Graduate School of Humanities, Kobe University, Dr. Eng.

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  • クリストファー・アレグザンダーの認知心理学論文の検討
  • クリストファー・アレグザンダーの認知心理学論文の検討 : クリストファー・アレグザンダーの初期理論における思想的背景 その1
  • クリストファー アレグザンダー ノ ニンチ シンリガク ロンブン ノ ケントウ クリストファー アレグザンダー ノ ショキ リロン ニ オケル シソウテキ ハイケイ ソノ 1
  • Ideological background of Christopher Alexander's early theory of design Part 1
  • クリストファー・アレグザンダーの初期理論における思想的背景 その1

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In this paper, we investigate the ideological background of Christopher Alexander's theory of design by examining his research papers on cognitive psychology by the 1960s. First, we briefly show the outline of his research history in the 1960s and examine the experiments and outcomes of the research in the papers. After the examination, we show the commonly-observed features in the papers, namely, influences from Jerome S. Bruner and Gestalt psychology. It is clear that he tried to explain how we recognize “good” forms based on the gestalt account of perception, and it seems reasonable to suppose that Alexander followed the framework of Bruner's “three modes of representation” to construct his research programs.

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