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Turning Signs is a hypertext netbook about the process of meaning. It can be read in many ways, online or off. A systematic reading would begin with Chapter 1 and proceed to the end of Chapter 19. Those chapters constitute the left-hand (obverse) side of the Contents list below.
The first chapter gives an overview of what the book is about and the focus of each chapter.
Systematic readers who are unable to read from a screen are free to print parts of this book as specified in the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Those willing to read online at their own pace are free to use the embedded hyperlinks as a glossary or reminder of previous chapters, or to access other online resources. These include the other (non-obverse, nonlinear) parts of the netbook:
To read Turning Signs offline,
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Obverse: Intimologies | Reverse: Intimations |
1· Beginning: Apocalypse 2· Dialogue and Human Nature 3· Guidance Systems 4· Here Comes EveryBody 5· Inside Out 6· Revelation and Concealment 7· Experience and Experiment 8· Consensus and Community 9· Model and Meaning 10· Circuits and Closure 11· Simplexity 12· Reality and Objectivity 13· Meaning Spaces 14· Communicoding 15· Context and Content 16· Practice and Performance 17· Self and Other Subjects 18· Turning Symbols 19· Creation Evolving |
·19 Re:Creation ·18 Symbols Turning ·17 The Subject of Selves ·16 Dharma Pragmata ·15 Content and Context ·14 Comminding ·13 Meaning Time ·12 Objecting and Realizing ·11 Complicity ·10 Closure and Disclosure · 9 Meaning and Modeling · 8 Communing · 7 Experiencing · 6 Lightning the Dark · 5 Outside In · 4 AnyBody Thus Gone · 3 System Guidance · 2 Natural Dialogic · 1 Apocalypse: Opening Time |
This book is dedicated to my best friend, beloved wife and gnusystems partner Pam Jackson.
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