Is navigation a way of seeing? Using different technologies and methods to locate oneself in relation to time and space, the history of navigation, that is, a history of observation.
Cognition in the WILD is the cognitive science book of Edwin Hutchins, who combines anthropological methods with cognitive Cognitive theory combined to propose a new interpretation of cognitive science. His theoretical insights are based on his extended analysis of seafaring navigation, including computational foundations, historical roots, social organizational relationships, and the executive details of navigational practices on large ships. In a culture-forming exercise outside the laboratory (i.e., "in the wilderness"), the reading forms a distinctive interdisciplinary study of cognition
This workshop will lead you to read Chapters 1 and 2 of "Cognition in the WILD" on the "Yuanwang 1" (spacecraft survey ship), discussing the author's understanding of modern Western navigation ( U.S. Navy) and the Micronesian Islands navigation practice, and try to practice various navigation instruments and charts in the East and the West, and arouse the ecological meaning of thinking through different marine navigation practice texts. In this sense, human cognition as a computing system interacts with an environment rich in organizational resources, evoking metaphors for oceanic thinking and the uniqueness of ocean Asia.
导航是一种观察之道吗？使用不同的科技和方法来确定自身在时间空间关系中的位置，导航的历史，即一种观察的历史。
《荒野中的认知（Cognition in the WILD）》是埃德温·哈钦斯的认知科学著作，他结合了人类学家、远洋竞技帆船水手和导航员的背景，将人类学方法与认知理论相结合，从而对认知科学提出了一种新的解读。他的理论性洞悉是以其对航海导航的扩展分析为基础的，包括计算基础、历史根源、社会组织关系以及大型船只导航实践的执行细节。在实验室之外的文化构成活动（即“荒野中”）中，该解读形成了一种与众不同的跨学科的认知研究
本次工作坊将在“远望1”号（航天测量船）上带领大家阅读《荒野中的认知（Cognition in the WILD）》的第1、2章节，讨论作者在文中对现代西方导航（美国海军）和密克罗西亚群岛导航实践进行的比较，并尝试实践东西方各种导航仪器与海图，通过不同的海洋导航实践文本唤起思维的生态学意义。在这个意义上，作为计算系统的人类认知与有丰富组织资源的环境发生交互作用，引发对海洋性思维和海洋亚洲独特性的隐喻。
