Comments on: Table of contents http://pervasiveia.com Designing Cross-Channel User Experiences Fri, 06 Jan 2012 22:21:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Andrea Resmini http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-40 Andrea Resmini Tue, 19 Jul 2011 20:28:00 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-40 Amazon has a Kindle version, but I'm not sure about MK's plans when it comes to general e-book availability. I'll pass your question up to our editors: let's see if we can shed some light on this. -- Andrea Resmini Information Architect http://andrearesmini.com/ Amazon has a Kindle version, but I’m not sure about MK’s plans when it
comes to general e-book availability. I’ll pass your question up to our
editors: let’s see if we can shed some light on this.

–

Andrea Resmini
Information Architect
http://andrearesmini.com/

]]> By: pattipdx http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-39 pattipdx Tue, 19 Jul 2011 20:19:00 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-39 Is this available as an e-book? I'd love to keep it on my iPad. Is this available as an e-book? I’d love to keep it on my iPad.

]]> By: Book: Pervasive Information Architecture « Shapers of Experience – Towards the Affect of Intimacy http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-35 Book: Pervasive Information Architecture « Shapers of Experience – Towards the Affect of Intimacy Sun, 05 Jun 2011 11:57:25 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-35 [...] Table of contents - Manifesto - Anticipatory [...] [...] Table of contents – Manifesto – Anticipatory [...]

]]> By: The Vertigo of Lists | Uxable http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-18 The Vertigo of Lists | Uxable Fri, 25 Jun 2010 21:23:32 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-18 [...] by admin  |  filed under: Information Architecture The Vertigo of Lists: Reflecting on this enormous trove of human achievements, in his lyrical intellectual style Eco has embarked on an investigation of the phenomenon of cataloging and collecting. From Homer to Joyce to Borges, Eco explores the crucial issue of the coherence / consistency of a classification system at the crossroads of epistemology, semiology and information science. For our book purposes, this essay gives an important contribution to the topic / heuristic of consistency (see Table of contents). [...] [...] by admin  |  filed under: Information Architecture The Vertigo of Lists: Reflecting on this enormous trove of human achievements, in his lyrical intellectual style Eco has embarked on an investigation of the phenomenon of cataloging and collecting. From Homer to Joyce to Borges, Eco explores the crucial issue of the coherence / consistency of a classification system at the crossroads of epistemology, semiology and information science. For our book purposes, this essay gives an important contribution to the topic / heuristic of consistency (see Table of contents). [...]

]]> By: Putting people first » Book: Pervasive Information Architecture http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-10 Putting people first » Book: Pervasive Information Architecture Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:40:29 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-10 [...] Table of contents - Manifesto - Anticipatory [...] [...] Table of contents – Manifesto – Anticipatory [...]

]]> By: Pervasive Information Architecture » Blog Archive » The Infinity of Lists http://pervasiveia.com/book/table-of-contents/comment-page-1#comment-3 Pervasive Information Architecture » Blog Archive » The Infinity of Lists Mon, 28 Dec 2009 14:54:05 +0000 http://pervasiveia.com/?page_id=89#comment-3 [...] The Infinity of Lists The Infinity of Lists: Reflecting on this enormous trove of human achievements, in his lyrical intellectual style Eco has embarked on an investigation of the phenomenon of cataloging and collecting. From Homer to Joyce to Borges, Eco explores the crucial issue of the coherence of a classification system at the crossroads of epistemology, semiology and information science. For our book purposes, this essay gives an important contribution to the topic/heuristic of consistency (see Table of contents). [...] [...] The Infinity of Lists The Infinity of Lists: Reflecting on this enormous trove of human achievements, in his lyrical intellectual style Eco has embarked on an investigation of the phenomenon of cataloging and collecting. From Homer to Joyce to Borges, Eco explores the crucial issue of the coherence of a classification system at the crossroads of epistemology, semiology and information science. For our book purposes, this essay gives an important contribution to the topic/heuristic of consistency (see Table of contents). [...]

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