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Mapping Mental Spaces

The set of statements — collectively and individually — in the main body of ‘Mapping Mental Spaces’ constitutes something of a mental exercise. Perhaps, what is most important about this exercise – as with any such exercise — is that an individual engage the indicated process and critically reflect on not only what is being said by me but, as well, critically reflect on what is going on within you, the reader, as you work your way through the material. Whether one agrees or disagrees with what is being expressed through ‘Mapping Mental Spaces’ is, in many ways, irrelevant. The object of the exercise is to induce a reader to engage, analyze, question, reflect upon, critique, and improve on (where necessary) the process of mapping mental spaces. There are no definitive answers given here. There are, however, a lot of possibilities which are presented for consideration. One cannot read this document like a novel. Any given numbered premise or set of premises may require considerable time and effort, so, the engagement process is best pursued through rigor, diligence, and patience. The format of ‘Mapping Mental Spaces’ is, in part, homage to, or an acknowledgment of ‘Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus’ by Ludwig Wittgenstein. However, there is no one-to-one mapping correspondence between the numbered premises in ‘Mapping Mental Spaces’ and Wittgenstein’s system of numbering premises in his work. More than thirty years ago, I engaged the ‘Tractatus’. Because there were many issues in Wittgenstein’s work that I considered problematic, ‘Mapping Mental Spaces’ is, in a sense, something of a response in kind to the ‘Tractatus’. Going through Wittgenstein’s exercise induced me to begin thinking about a variety of issues which have continued to haunt the corridors of my mind over the more than three decades that have passed since my initial reading of the ‘Tractatus’. Perhaps, the present work may help prompt this or that reader to become involved in a process of a similar nature.
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Friday, June 12th, 2009 at
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Mind mapping and dictating boost writers output 50 to 75 percent Editing An article from The Newsletter on Newsletters
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This digital document is an article from The Newsletter on Newsletters, published by Bradinal Communications on February 29, 2004. The length of the article is 773 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Mind mapping and dictating boost writer’s output 50 to 75 percent.(Editing)
Publication: The Newsletter on Newsletters (Newsletter)
Date: February 29, 2004
Publisher: Bradinal Communications
Volume: 41 Issue: 4 Page: 5(1)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
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The Mind At Work Tony Buzan And Mind Mapping

Tony Buzan, famous for his technique of Mind Mapping, has a lot to say about why corporations value their intellectual assets and, more importantly, how most companies are still not making the most of their employees’ brainpower. He told our author how that can be changed. Co-founder of Suntop Media, with Des Dearlove, Stuart Crainer is the author of The Management Century, The Ultimate Business Library, and numerous other books. Suntop Media draws on a global network of researchers, editors, and writers to present innovative thinking on timely business issues. Suntop Media e-docs are published by BrownHerron Publishing, with permission, and are sold exclusively by Amazon.com.
User Ratings and Reviews
1 Star What a disappointment
This was a huge disappointment. I expected this e-book to contain at least one nugget that I could put to good use related to mind-mapping. I rechecked my download at least three times to make sure I had downloaded everything because I was so certain I had missed something and perhaps only downloaded the introduction.
1 Star Nothing more than an advertisement
I really wish I had read the other editorial before purchasing this file. I can’t believe I paid for an “info-mercial.” There is no useful content. It’s a total waste of money. My recommendation to others – don’t buy it!!!
1 Star As Wendys would have said….”Where’s the beef?”
I expected some sort of publication worth reading; instead I received in essence what could best be summed up by a dust cover for a book.
This was nothing more than a brief biography on the author and a cheap sales pitch.
I was disappointed that Amazon didn’t tell us up fron that the “book” was only SIX (6) pages.
1 Star review on a review/interview
I was expecting an abstract on the content of the book, not a (6 page) review/interview with the “guru” on the ideas behind it. The kind that would appear in a promotional leaflet. And it did not inspire me to look for a book on the subject from this guy, he may spend the whole book revolving around … “much ado about nothing”.
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Friday, June 12th, 2009 at
2:50 PM
ParaMind Professional Version 1 0

We are happy to introduce you to our new top-of-the-line version of the ParaMind Brainstorming program. The idea-generating power is now totally automated to allow you to create instant ideas from your sentences by pressing one button. You create many more ideas by creating much larger “merges” of ideas.
A maximum of twenty-five Word Categories can be now be selected for a Large Simple or Complex Merge compared to only two in the earlier versions. The ParaMind Professional Version allows multiple windows to be open at a time, creating a separate window for each merge and displaying the results of the merge in a new window. The number of Word Categories you can have in a single directory has been expanded to 1250 in the Professional version.
What we did with the ParaMind program was to imitate what an intelligent thinker does when they consider every option to a problem. Their mind goes through many possibilities while a less intelligent thinker can only think of a few. There have been no other brainstorming programs that can give relevant feedback on your sentence in thousands of combinations of ideas like ParaMind can.
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