Zettelkasten Español
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Zettelkasten Español
How does the slip-box, the heart of this system, work? Strictly speaking, Luhmann had two slip-boxes: a bibliographical one, which contained the references and brief notes on the content of the literature, and the main one in which he collected and generated his ideas, mainly in response to what he read. The notes were written on index cards and st
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A Luhmann-style zettelkasten is a bottom-up approach to managing information and knowledge. Structured "heterarchically,"7 the zettelkasten lacks both predefined categories and topical folders. It is, by design, a distributed network of ideas, one without thematic centers to which ideas must relate.
Bob Doto • What Do We Mean When We Say "Bottom-Up?"
If we read something that is interesting, but not directly relevant to our current project, we can still use it for another project we are working on or might work on. Everything that enriches our slip-box has the potential to end up in a text we might write. By taking smart notes, we collect en passant the material for our future writings in one p
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Die Sammlung ist dabei eine Zwischenform, deren Zweck in ihrer Auf lösung liegt – ob sie nun verzehrt oder verarbeitet wird. Die bloße Akkumulation ist retardierte Vernichtung.
Martin Scherer • Hingabe: Versuch über die Verschwendung (zu Klampen Essays) (German Edition)
By using the slip-box on a daily basis, we train these important intellectual skills deliberately: We check if what we understood from a text is really in the text by having our understanding in written form in front of our eyes. We learn to focus on the gist of an idea by restricting ourselves in terms of space. We can make it a habit to always th
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