… Human instruments have a double character: they contain components from artefacts
themselves, and components from … This double character enables human instruments to become ‘…

… Therefore, we think that an articulation of the instrumental approach with the perspective
of symbolizing, both within and apart from the technological environment, might be fruitful. …

… Therefore, we think that an articulation of the instrumental approach with the perspective
of symbolizing, both within and apart from the technological environment, might be fruitful. …

… This paper describes the mathematics textbook from two sides, the textbook as an artefact
and the textbook as an instrument. It includes results from analysis of textbooks from different …

… From this reconstruction, we derive two general classification systems for artefacts –
which we call the ‘instrument’ and ‘product’ systems. Then, we adopt from discussions in the …

… instrument’s goodness from its being an instrument: the artefact is not just good, it is good as
an instrument… either the instrumental or non-instrumental value of artefacts from such cases. …

… In my view, this double special issue entitled ‘from artefact to instrument’ makes a
substantial contribution to research addressing this problem. Making this contribution apparent …

… case material drawn on from a number of previous studies. … period, important influences from
other levels and moments of … geographically dispersed clients from different organisational …

… and tools cannot differ greatly from that for works of art and … Such traces build, so to say, a
bridge to the past; it is from them that we … about the age and history of an artefact. According …

… Furthermore, we use those artefacts in our daily tasks as … artefacts, and how do we read
that knowledge from them? By the same token, how does this relate to digital musical instruments…