%% [[Writing Philosophy with Hypertext]] %% [[Writing Philosophy with Hypertext]] - **[[Linking Your Thinking]]** - [[Interlinked Modular Writing]] - [[Writing Academically with Links]] - [[Hypertext Philosophy]] - [[Conclusion - Writing Philosophy with Hypertext]] # Linking Your Thinking - Notetaking programs enable a new form of [[Interlinked Modular Writing|interlinked modular writing]] that is especially effective as a means of producing new knowledge. - The centrality of writing as a medium of philosophical knowledge production indicates the possible advantages of using these methods to [[Writing Academically with Links|write philosophy]]. - Additionally, interlinking may reflect more essential aspects of philosophical cognition that could be enshrined in [[Hypertext Philosophy|digitally linked philosophy]]. - Finally, I [[Conclusion - Writing Philosophy with Hypertext|conclude]] with a summary of the argument. ## References - Benitez & Pauleen 2009, Brainfiltering - The Missing Link Between PKM and PIM? [Link](https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2009/13/) - Choi et al 2014, "Spatial Hypertext Modeling for Dynamic Contents Authoring System Based on Transclusion" - Haas 1994, "Quotations in Scholarly Text - Converting Existing Documents to Hypertext" - Indrašienė et al 2021, "Linking Critical Thinking and Knowledge Management - A Conceptual Analysis" - Milo 2021, *LYT Kit*. [Link](https://notes.linkingyourthinking.com/Umami/LYT+Kit)