Saved by Anne-Laure Le Cunff and
Thinking in maps: from the Lascaux caves to knowledge graphs
A map, in other words, is an arrangement of symbols into a system of meaning — and we use maps because we understand the language of signs that undergirds them. If the mapping of space was a human invention, she explained, one could also invent a means of mapping time.
Susan Schulten • Emma Willard's Maps of Time
attempts at knowledge representation
left: word-concepts, ross quillian (1967)
right: the tree of nature and logic, ramon llull (13th century) https://t.co/5Tne7gjbHE