- Cover image
- Title page
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- List of figures and tables Figures
- Authors
- Chapter 1: Changing knowledge systems in the era of the social web
- Chapter 2: Frameworks for knowledge representation
- Chapter 3: The meaning of meaning: alternative disciplinary perspectives
- Chapter 4: What does the digital do to knowledge making?
- The work of knowledge representation in the age of its digital reproducibility
- The old and the new in the representation of meaning in the era of its digital reproduction
- The hyperbole of the virtual
- The hype in hypertext
- The mechanics of rendering
- A new navigational order
- Multimodality
- The ubiquity of recording and documentation
- A shift in the balance of representational agency
- A new dynamics of difference
- Conclusions
- Chapter 5: Books and journal articles: the textual practices of academic knowledge
- Chapter 6: Textual representations and knowledge support-systems in research intensive networks
- Introduction
- Towards an ontology of knowledge
- The theory of hierarchically complex systems
- Research knowledge and the dynamics of hierarchically complex systems
- Implications for managing research enterprises in a knowledge society
- Public knowledge and the notion of a public knowledge space
- Public knowledge and contextual information management practices
- Public knowledge and the role of knowledge brokering
- Conclusions
- Appendix: a preliminary ontology for research knowledge support;
- Chapter 7: An historical introduction to formal knowledge systems
- Chapter 8: Contemporary dilemmas: tables versus webs
- Chapter 9: Upper-level ontologies
- Chapter 10: Describing knowledge domains: a case study of biological ontologies
- Chapter 11: On commensurability
- A world of ‘material intangibles’: social structures, conceptual schemes and cultural perspectives
- De-structuring critiques: struggling with systems, structures and schemes
- Interlude: constructions of science
- Elastic structures: linking the linguistic, the cognitive and the social
- Towards a framework…
- Chapter 12: A framework for commensurability
- Chapter 13: Creating an interlanguage of the social web
- Chapter 14: Interoperability and the exchange of humanly usable digital content
- Chapter 15: Framing a new agenda for semantic publishing
- Index
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