The Future of Information Architecture: A Preface to a New Theory of Taxonomy, Network and Intelligence

This book examines the different methods for storing, processing and applying information that libraries have used thus far. There is discussion of informations role in literary theory and debate, and an examination of the nature of data taxonomy and the world information network from the perspective of culture, society, nature and the mind.

The author also explains the six parts of the synthetic theory of information architecture: (1) the simple / complicated principle; (2) the exactness / vagueness principle; (3) the slowness / quickness principle; (4) the order / chaos principle; (5) the symmetry / asymmetry principle, and (6) the post-human stage.