Interesting question!  I'm looking forward to hearing the responses.  The first thing that comes to my mind is the section in Johanna Drucker's 2014 book _Graphesis_ entitled "Interpreting Visualization :: Visualizing Interpretation." 

All best,

Johannah Rodgers

On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 4:06 PM Bernard Geoghegan <bernardgeoghegan2010@u.northwestern.edu> wrote:

Dear Colleagues,

 

A little query sent across the lockdowns and quarantines: Can anyone recommend scholarship on the tree-style diagrams that circulate both in computer science and a wide range of other fields, for example, genealogy, kinship? Is there any good work on the history of these diagrams, their intersection, and what they might say about possible links in styles of reasoning across fields that might, otherwise, seem remote?

 

Thanks for your thoughts,

b

 

 

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