A genealogical map of the concept of habit

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RT @mc_kupo: Philosophy / CogSci folks, I am looking for historical overviews of the study of habits (computational and rep accounts are we…

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RT @mc_kupo: Philosophy / CogSci folks, I am looking for historical overviews of the study of habits (computational and rep accounts are we…

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Philosophy / CogSci folks, I am looking for historical overviews of the study of habits (computational and rep accounts are welcome). Textbook level, accessible, and open source very welcome. I have https://t.co/ILoiYsKzOq by Barandiaran and Di Paolo (201

10 May 2022

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@BasLeijssenaar First, there is this general overview of the usage of "habit" in psychology (only a brief mention of Dewey though): https://t.co/MwiFNLgPRS

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