Artefaction as communication: the context of product modelling: Online Aspect Report

Per Galle

Artefaction as communication: the context of product modelling: Online Aspect Report

Per Galle

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Abstract

Product modelling supports, and must be understood in terms of, agents who produce artefacts. As a basis for further work on product modelling, the process leading to the production of artefacts ('artafaction') is analysed into a number of interlocking processes of communication among the agents involved.

Original language	English

Publication status	Published - 2000

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