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  1. John Sutton (2009). The Feel of the World: Exograms, Habits, and the Confusion of Types of Memory. In Andrew Kania (ed.), Philosophers on *Memento*. Routledge.score: 15.0
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  2. John Sutton (2006). Exograms and Interdisciplinarity: History, the Extended Mind and the Civilizing Process. In Richard Menary (ed.), The Extended Mind. Ashgate.score: 15.0
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  3. John Sutton (2010). Exograms, Interdisciplinarity and the Cognitive Life of Things. In Richard Menary (ed.), The Extended Mind. Mit Press.score: 9.0
     
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  4. J. Sutton (2006). Remembering (Handbook of Situated Cognition). In [Book Chapter] (in Press).score: 3.0
    The case of remembering poses a particular challenge to theories of situated cognition, and its successful treatment within this framework will require a more dramatic integration of levels, fields, and methods than has yet been achieved. 1. Introduction: the interdisciplinary framework 2. Remembering as constructive activity and interpersonal skill 3. Remembering as social interaction and joint attention to the past 4. Shared remembering 5. Distributed cognition and exograms 6. Conclusion.
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