-
Encyclopedism is an
outlook that aims to
include a wide
range of
knowledge in a
single work. The term
covers both
encyclopedias themselves and related...
-
encyclopedic novel ****umes an
almost "anti-creative" function. The
illusion of
encyclopedism experienced by the
reader of such a
novel might represent the author's...
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Bibliography of
encyclopedias Biographical dictionary Encyclopedic knowledge Encyclopedism Fictitious entry History of
science and
technology Lexicography Library...
- hypothesis,
Francis Heylighen distinguishes four perspectives: organicism,
encyclopedism,
emergentism and
evolutionary cybernetics. He ****erts that
these developed...
- "Byzantine Dark Ages". The
period is also
known as the era of
Byzantine encyclopedism,
because of the
attempts to
systematically organize and
codify knowledge...
- channel, a TV or
radio channel without a
particular target audience Encyclopedism, an
outlook that aims to
include a wide
range of
knowledge in a single...
- The
subsequent cultural Macedonian Renaissance (c. 800–1000; the "
Encyclopedism period") saw a
renewed proliferation of
literature and
revived the earlier...
-
October and
November 1937. This
lecture promotes the
doctrine New
Encyclopedism described previously.
Wells begins with the
observation that the world...
-
Renaissance Man". Grafton, A, "The
World of the Polyhistors:
Humanism and
Encyclopedism",
Central European History, 18: 31–47. (1985). Jaumann, Herbert, "Was...
- Inc., 1984), 191-213.
Robert Darnton, "Epistemological angst: From
encyclopedism to advertising," in Tore Frängsmyr, ed., The
structure of knowledge:...
