• Visualization of Text’s Polysingularity Using Network Analysis

    Figure 10: Most prominent communities in both texts.

    In this research we propose a method for visualizing text’s polysingularity: the multiple clusters of meaning circulation contained within a text. These clusters can be described as “strange attractors” (to use the term from dynamical systems theory), which are actualized during the process of reading. We use network analysis in order to plot the text’s structure onto a two-dimensional plane and represent these strange attractors as the communities of co-occurring nodes, positioned within the graph depending on their influence for the production of meaning.

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  • Identifying the Pathways for Meaning Circulation using Text Network Analysis

    In this work we propose a method and algorithm for identifying the pathways for meaning circulation within a text. This is done by visualizing normalized textual data as a graph and deriving the key metrics for the concepts and for the text as a whole using network analysis. The resulting data and graph representation are then used to detect the key concepts, which function as junctions for meaning circulation within a text, contextual clusters comprised of word communities (themes), as well as the most often used pathways for meaning circulation.

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  • Text Atlas Project

    We are happy to announce our new Text Atlas project. It is now available as a blog on Tumblr and will later be published as a book and presented in exhibition format.

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  • Text Network Diagrams

    We took some random but well-known texts and put them through the X-Ray of our methodology and imagination, as well as various tools, such as Automap and Gephi. Here are the first results of this analysis.

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  • Social Network Analysis

    We can demonstrate the strategies for maintaining sustainable and vibrant communities, create successful communication campaigns, and show you how the framework of network analysis can be applied in social situations.

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