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INDEX
Blue page numbers indicate terms in marginal notes.
A
Abbott, Edwin, 58, 58, 59
Aboriginal culture, 55
Accounting black and red ink colors in, 32
clay tablets in, 24, 24
positional notation of numerals and, 17
Adam and Eve story, xii–xiii, 52<
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Adamiecki, Karol, 56
Addition, in comparisons, 93–94
Advertisements, 144–145, 144, 145
Aesthetics, 87, 130, 144, 148, 151, 154, 172, 172, 180, 190
Africa, wildlife in, 2
Agriculture, 24, 24, 55
Akkadian Empire, xii
Alexander, Christopher, 153, 154, 155, 155, 191
Allen, Dede, 186
Alphabet symbols, 149, 149
Alyea, Hubert N., 112
Analogy, 39, 40
Analogy-making, 36, 36, 39, 188
Andrews, Elizabeth, 42
Animal species, endangered, 2
Anno Domini system, 52
Anscombe, F.J., 97
Apollo program (NASA), 92–93
Arabic language, 61
Arabic numeral system, 16, 17
Archetypes, 142
Arnheim, Rudolf, 29
Arnold, Edmund, 51
Aspect ratio, 74, 96
Assembly-number metaphor, 46–47, 48
Assyria, xii
Austin, Michael, 21, 135
Axis mundi, xii
Aymaran culture, 55
B
Bacon, Francis, 120
Bang, Molly, 69
Barbeu-Dubourg, Jacques, 74
Bar charts, 66, 72–74, 73, 163 action portrayed in, 189
area plot compared with, 77–78
data stories using, 38, 62, 192, 206–207
horizontal, 73, 74
radial, 74
same appearances of data presented in, 154
2-D area plot compared with, 77
vertical, 73–74, 73
Baum, L. Frank, 45
Beliefs evidence and, 170–171
mental models of how things work and, 168–169
Bellow, Saul, 199
Beowulf (epic poem), 5, 6
Berger, John, 43
Berlin, Brent, 83
Berlin School of experimental psychology, 147
Bertin, Jacques, 94, 102, 104, 190
Bible, xii-xiii, 170
Biderman, Albert, 77
Bierut, Michael, 51