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On building knowledge networks – The Creative Independent

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Try typing something like "creative blocks", "spiral", "world", "green" or "blue" and our snail will find what you're looking for. Édouard U. thinks a lot about the future, and is interested in infrastructure design. Over a year ago, I wrote a small reflection on building networks of meaning within my mind. This written reflection, “Reading Networks,” captured a mindset I’ve brought to nearly everything I’ve wanted to understand in the world: “Nothing exists in isolation.” I’d like to revisit a few passages from my original text here: … While texts often build and maintain an internal and pre-set collection of references in the form of footnotes, prior foundational texts, or subtle cultural “calls” to “events or people or tropes of the time and place the text was written,” it’s a far more personal practice to form one’s own links in an inter-textual manner. I’d like to think that building your own reading networks can foster a method of building personal abstractions, building personal

On building knowledge networks Prelude Édouard U. Designer Édouard U. thinks a lot about the future, and is interested in infrastructure design. Conversation August 22, 2018 - As told to Édouard U., 855 words. Part of: Are.na Author By Édouard U. Date August 22, 2018 Highlight Control Highlights on Highlights off Share Download PDF Download as a PDF Over a year ago, I wrote a small reflection on building networks of meaning within my mind. This written reflection, “Reading Networks,” captured a mindset I’ve brought to nearly everything I’ve wanted to understand in the world: “Nothing exists in

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