Bridges 2012 Short Paper

Hierarchical Organization in Writing, Poetry, and Mathematics
Russell Jay Hendel
(Proceedings pages 415–416)

Abstract

The appreciation of complex works in several disciplines can be facilitated by outlines: e.g., the outline in writing, the outline in poetry reading, the theme-development-theme-conclusion form in symphonic music, and the use of primary periods in Fourier analysis. However, outlines are a primary, level-1, organizational feature. In this paper, we explore use of secondary and tertiary organizational structure in writing, poetry reading and photograph storage.

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