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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 June 2024

Yrjö Engeström
Yrjö Engeström
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University of Helsinki

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Concept Formation in the Wild , pp. viii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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  1. 1.1Dimensions of concept formation

  2. 2.1First lessons for the study of concept formation in the wild

  3. 3.1Sannino’s (2020, p. 169) model of transformative agency by double stimulation

  4. 3.2Concepts in activity

  5. 3.3The germ cell in the case of the food cooperative

  6. 3.4Guiding ideas for the study of concept formation in the wild

  7. 4.1Indian fishing boats of the type built in Frasergunj

  8. 4.2The old organization chart of the surgical operating unit

  9. 4.3The new organization chart of the surgical operating unit

  10. 4.4Notational template for constructing homelessness pathways for possibilization

  11. 4.5A Change Laboratory participant’s representation of Mikko’s homelessness pathway

  12. 4.6A Change Laboratory participant’s representation of Tomi’s homelessness pathway

  13. 4.7Representation of homelessness pathways produced by two formerly homeless residents of a supported housing unit

  14. 4.8A systemic model of the whitefly problem

  15. 4.9Chain of distributed actions in the formation of a germ cell concept in the library

  16. 4.10The germ cell concept of knotworking in the university library

  17. 5.1The procedure of standing up from the chair

  18. 5.2Standing up from the chair as an internally contradictory germ cell of sustainable mobility

  19. 5.3Ascending from the abstract to the concrete in Anne’s case

  20. 6.1The structure of a critical encounter

  21. 6.2The critical encounter in Case 2

  22. 6.3Taking out the trash bag together in Case 3

  23. 6.4The critical encounter in Case 4

  24. 6.5Different ways of using artifacts in the four home care visits

  25. 7.1The stepwise emergence of theoretical concepts as a result of ascending from the abstract to the concrete (Davydov, 1990)

  26. 7.2The emergence of concepts as a result of density and stabilization of cognitive trails (Cussins, 1992, p. 683)

  27. 7.3Concept formation in the wild as movement along two dimensions

  28. 7.4Developmental contradictions in the activity system of the board of the food cooperative

  29. 7.5Developmental contradictions in the activity systems of the university library

  30. 7.6Mobility-related developmental contradictions in the activity systems of the home care

  31. 7.7Movement toward the concept of expansive degrowth in the food cooperative

  32. 7.8Movement toward the concept of knotworking in the library

  33. 7.9The movement of the concept of sustainable mobility in home care

  34. 8.1First set of key differences between the PHF and the FHF

  35. 8.2Second set of key differences between the PHF and the FHF

  36. 8.3The contradiction between substances and home as driving force for the concept of Housing First (Sannino, Engeström & Kärki, 2023, p. 48)

  37. 8.4The FHF concept as a solution to the contradiction (Sannino, Engeström & Kärki, 2023, p. 49)

  38. 8.5Steps toward Housing First 2.0

  39. 8.6The contradiction between permanence and mobility in homelessness work (Sannino, Engeström, & Kärki, 2023, p. 52)

  40. 8.7Transformation of Nopsajalka’s operating model in Jyväskylä (Sannino, Engeström & Kärki, 2023, p. 22)

  41. 8.8The Housing First 2.0 concept as a solution to the contradiction (Sannino, Engeström, & Kärki, 2023, p. 53)

  42. 9.1Evolution and design in four cases of formation of germ cell concepts

  43. 9.2Pyramid of five types of functional concepts

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