The map

Every piece on the blog is a point on this ring and every link one piece makes to another is a curve across it: 58 pieces, and 396 links between different pairs of them. That count is of pairs, not of mentions — a piece that points at another five times still draws one line. The ring is grouped by series — the mechanism, the implications, the frames, the case studies, the readings — and inside a group the pieces run in the order they were published, with a gap between the groups.

An edge is a link, and nothing more. If a piece points at another, there is a curve from the first to the second. It is not agreement, not a citation, and not a claim that the two are about the same thing — only that one of them points at the other, which is the one thing that can be counted here without guessing.

The 21 pieces that are close readings of a book are drawn as squares: on this blog one book is one piece, every time. The rest are circles.

Where a point sits is a layout choice, made so that the curves can be told apart; the counts are not a layout. Hover or focus a point to see what it links to and what links back to it — the line under the figure says which — and click it to read it.