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Information to enable Actions toward

Understanding Internet Search

Goals Could be organized as cultural responses to human needs (Malinowski) roughly, Food Or more simply, Kinship Work, Play, Learn Shelter Protection and Activities Food, Clothing, Training Shelter, Love Hygiene

User Context

Concepts, Systems and Processes 8 August 1999 The suggested starting point for reading is “People”. I would like to acknowledge Hugh Dubberly for his many suggestions, and Ken Hickman and Paul Pangaro for their contributions. Designed by Matt Leacock Search Concept Map, version 1.2

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