论文信息 - The Origins and Rise of Medieval Information Visualization

The Origins and Rise of Medieval Information Visualization

This paper considers the origins of the earliest designs for medieval information visualization. Works by Macrobius, Boëthius, and Isidore of Seville are examined. These works are placed within the timeline of information visualization, and suggestions are made as to their antecedents.

Francis T. Marchese | F. Marchese

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