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| So, hearing about the thesis outline and having in mind that the glossary is gonna involve a writing practice, I decided that maybe the best thing to do is actually use the glossary as my thesis by mapping and connecting conceptually the words inside.
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| Each word is gonna be made by annotations on them that develop the text. Each word is part of a container(chapter) and some words may appear in multiple ones when they are connected. Therefore, the annotations over the words trace connections among the words constructing the whole body of the thesis.
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| These 3 containers (so far) are gonna be these:
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| "a non-shaped voice": words that are reflecting on the structure and the voice of publishing
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| examples: hierarchy, reflection, diffraction, politics, sustainability, glossary(as a form), codex, quantity, production, audience, distribution
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| "weaving the tool": words that are showing practical possibilities, giving examples, and drawing out the materiality of the practice
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| examples: hybrid-publishing, printed-matter, servers, infrastructure, electronics, sustainability, website, page, paper, book, fanzine, magazine, one-to-database, one-to-one, one-to-many, games, etc.
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| "publishing act": words that are exploring and throw questions to the intentionality of the practice.
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| examples: relation-ability, sympoiesis, urgency, intra-act, circulation, fragmented, sustainability
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