… Should we think of the process of objectification as akin to the smooth curves of an oscilloscope,
binding people and objects ever closer, or can the alien and haunting presence of the …

… Our proposal for top-down processes in object identi¢cation receives support from recent
studies of the functional anatomy of object naming, using positron emission tomography (PET) …

… In Word and Object Quine says: 'Physical objects, conceived … from events or, in the concrete
sense of the term, processes. … substances from other physical objects is a detail: if an object …

… 6, we view a design process as a sequence of mappings from one design state to another
until one or more acceptable artifacts are found; the design operators responsible for the …

… -based analysis is a tool that usually yields a more complete analysis than the one obtained
from processbased methods. However, a side effect of the switch from processes to objects …

… We start from a set E of events, whose members come from the event paragraph of the
given Oasis specification. Intuitively, associated to every event e GE, it exists a function po that …

… , an object can be defined as a map between behaviours: from the operations behaviour
into the attributes behaviour. We adopt the standard terminology within the process community …

… object'' part of object naming ± including the processes involved in accessing structural and
semantic memories from … consider how the processing stages in object naming might operate…

… process models. In this paper, we propose an approach to extract data objects from process
models existing in a process … In addition, the states of these data objects are extracted as well…

… Thus the identification of an activity’s object requires careful observation from multiple
viewpoints within the activity system, ideally over time. To illustrate this process, I present and …