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Rhizomes

Rhizomes. A rhizome shows how and where paths cross , diverge, fork, conclude, or coincide. Why do we need rhizomes ? You will know exactly which manuscript/work, page or note/paragraph is related to the other. The system is able to automatically generate a rhizome.

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Rhizomes

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  1. Rhizomes A rhizome shows how and where paths cross, diverge, fork, conclude, or coincide

  2. Why do we need rhizomes? You will know exactly which manuscript/work, page or note/paragraph is related to the other

  3. The system is able to automatically generate a rhizome

  4. manuscripts/works pages notes/paragraph Rhizomes can be drawn from

  5. How can I let the machine draw a rhizome? a) choose a book, page, or note in Hyper and click on: b) home Insert sigla and type of rhizome or

  6. view genetic, thematic or chronologic paths view table view print version There are different viewoptions:

  7. By clicking on the title of the path you reach the path By clicking on the page icon you reach the contextualization of the page

  8. Rhizomes can be cited by their URL:

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