✳flâneur — a map of the web's best reading

What is a Discourse Graph? | RoamResearch Discourse Graph Extension

oasis-lab.gitbook.io · 330 words · saved by 1 readers

Discourse graphs are an information model for bodies of knowledge that emphasize discourse moves (such as questions, claims, and evidence), and relations (such as support or opposition), rather than papers or sources as the main units. To give an intuition for what it is, here is a figure of a visual representation of a simple discourse graph for a body of literature on bans and antisocial behavior in online forums. You may recognize similarities to things like argument maps. Consider how that information model foregrounds the conceptual building blocks and relationships that are important for synthesis, compared to a typical "iTunes for papers" model that foregrounds documents in a way that forces us to drudge through tedious extraction work before we can do the thinking we want to do! This information model (theoretically!) has high potential for augmenting individual and collective "research-grade" synthesis (e.g., lit reviews for a dissertation or grant proposal). Discourse graphs

What is a Discourse Graph? | RoamResearch Discourse Graph Extension RoamResearch Discourse Graph Extension 🏠 Welcome! 👷‍♀️ Installation 🗺️ Guides Creating discourse nodes Creating discourse relationships Exploring your discourse graph Querying your discourse graph Extending and personalizing your discourse graph Sharing your discourse graph 🧱 Fundamentals What is a Discourse Graph? The Base Grammar: Questions, Claims, and Evidence The Discourse Graph Extension Grammar Graph Querying 🚢 Use Cases Individual literature reviewing Enhanced zettelkasten Enhanced reading clubs/seminars Open-scie

Explore this link on the map →

related reading