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1973
Sekler, E. F., "Structure, {Construction} and {Tectonics}", Structure in {Art} and {Science}, New York, Braziller, 1973. Abstract
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1972
Clark, P. A., Action {Research} and {Organisational} {Change}, , London, Harper & Row, 1972. Abstract
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Parnas, D., "On the criteria to be used in decomposing systems into modules", Communications of the ACM, vol. 15, pp. 1053–58, 1972. Abstract
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1970
Masterman, M., "The {Nature} of a {Paradigm}", Criticism and the {Growth} of {Knowledge}, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, pp. 59–89, 1970. Abstract
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1968
Popper, K., The {Logic} of {Scientific} {Discovery}, , London, Hutchinson, 1968. Abstract
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1967
Glaser, B. G., and A. L. Strauss, The {Discovery} of {Grounded} {Theory} - {Strategies} for {Qualitative} {Research}, , London, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1967. Abstract
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1966
de Sassure, F., Course in {General} {Lingusitics}, : McGraw Hill, 1966. Abstract

names are not neutral, simple handles on things, but conceptual instruments by which we create an organised picture of the world. Names create understanding, and it is againstthe background of the organised picture of the world already given to us by language and culture that theorisation begins. (Hillier 1996:70).
It is the relations between different elements of language which constitute the meaning of signs.

1964
Wheeler, M., Roman {Art} and {Architecture}, , London, Thames and Hudson, 1964. Abstract
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