The Future of Academic Knowledge Representation in the Age of Cyberscience

E-paper by Dr. *Michael Nentwich
*Austrian Academy of Sciences, *Institute of Technology Assessment (ITA), Vienna

To be presented at the *2000 Annual Meeting of APSA in Washington, D.C.,
31-08 – 03-09-2000

http://193.170.91.145/Knowledge_Representation_DSK.htm

alternative location: http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ebene5/dsk/APSA/
PDF version: http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ebene5/dsk/APSA/apsa2000.pdf

Note: This is an experimental way of presenting a paper to the APSA Annual Meeting. A printed version would lose much of its (potential) attractiveness due to the loss of its hypertext features. To read the paper's full-length, please follow the link FORWARD in the box "Paths" which you will find on the bottom of each page. There is also a SHORT path for the hasty reader. "Front page" will always bring you back to here; "Structure" will give you an overview of the whole paper. <Further reading tips>

These are the main parts of this E-paper:

Abstract

• Introduction
• The prospect of scientific hypertexts
• Conclusions for the social sciences
• Annex 1: The wider context (i.e. the project "Cyberscience" carried out at the ITA, Vienna)
• Annex 2: The experimental software used to write this E-paper (DISKURS)
• References
• Acknowledgements

Paths: <FORWARD> <SHORT> Structure

Modules linking to here: Index; Annex_2; Annex_1; Scientific_Hypertexts; References; Abstract; Conclusions; Structure; reading_tips; Acknowledgements;