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Hi, Thanks each and everyone of you for helping me with a true wealth of information. There was a lot of stuff scattered all over the internet and had trouble finding designer's preferences. Terry, you were spot on about what I was looking for. Your email opened up the whole debate of whats epistemological and whats critical that I hadn't thought of before. Big thanks for also introduction to the other authors and your work! This debate about mapping creativity and reasoning actually reminds me of Occult literature, where epistemological truths are verified through hierarchies of symbolic relationships. Like the Kabalah and hieroglyphs, are they powerful yet strange concept maps in themselves? Anyway this is wildly deviating from the topic. Like Filippo mentioned, the other use I was hoping to develop some practical aids..like, to share collaborative critical thinking tools for mapping creativity with others, and finding not just binary but also fuzzy logic between seemingly disconnected things. Often I find it not easy to think constructively in a space where everyone is invested more in the cacophony of getting heard... and this kind of method, I kind of assume might help also to simulate impersonal and objective reasoning while mind mapping ideas, or at least get started in some direction. I am extremely curious about Stegmueller's book! best regards and thanks again to all, Ranjit On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Birger Sevaldson <[log in to unmask]>wrote: > Hi Ranjit > > Please check our website at www.systemsorienteddesign.net > Under projects there are some visualisation examples . > > Thanks for the link! > > Best > Birger Sevaldson > > -----Original Message----- > From: PhD-Design - This list is for discussion of PhD studies and related > research in Design [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of ranjit > menon > Sent: 6. mars 2011 17:34 > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: Advice needed on Brainstorming, Mindmaps and Concept maps in > design thinking > > Hi friends, > > This post is a query regarding Brainstorming, Mindmaps and Concept maps. > Are > these still the best tools to input, manage and synthesize diverse and > complex information? > > > > Also is there any really good collaborative mind map/ contact map > available, > I found quite a few online but maybe something is more suitable for > designers? > Any suggestions welcome! > > > Also, > Has anyone come across Design history and pedagogy that has been data > visualized in the form of a dynamic concept map or mind map? Something > similar to the ImpulsBauhaus installation below? > > http://vimeo.com/5333614 > > cheers and many thanks! > > -- > Ranjit Menon > TAIK Helsinki > -- Ranjit Menon TAIK Helsinki