The term hybrid is inescapable when promoting cyberperception and compels us to look at these elemental characteristics: spatiality, temporality, essence, sign processes, embodied cognition, and level of dynamic complexity.
– Spatiality re…In attempting to interrogate and fully comprehend the elements in interactive hybrid environments, a cybersemiotic approach (Brier 2008) is used here, taking into consideration that a human, either the creator or participant in such an envi…
Yolanda Vidales
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Yolanda Vidales appears to develop a cybersemiotic framework for analyzing hybrid interactive environments, centering on how human agents—whether creators or participants—hold equal ontological weight in shaping these spaces. Her work draws on concepts like spatiality, temporality, and embodied cognition to parse how perception operates across the boundary between human and computational systems. She is cited here to ground an approach that treats interactive and hybrid media not as tools but as sites where meaning-making involves humans and machines as co-constitutive agents.
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