FREE LECTURE for academics | Organizing a Complex Research Project
Mon, Jan 11
|Virtual event
Give a sprawling thesis a shape you can navigate.
Time & Location
Jan 11, 2027, 6:00 PM – 6:40 PM
Virtual event
About the event
Working on a thesis in philosophy or the social sciences, and struggling to hold the whole thing in view?
This lecture is about giving sprawling, abstract research a navigable shape.
Rhizomatic Mapping is a non-linear method for laying out everything your research holds – texts, concepts, arguments, tensions – on a single map, then tracing the connections to find your through-line.
I'll walk through the rhizomatic map of my own PhD research on originality, showing how mapping made a dense, many-threaded project possible to organize, navigate, and argue.
You'll leave understanding how the method works and able to start mapping your own research to find its structure.
🗓️ Monday, January 11, 2027 · 🕕 18:00–18:40 EET (30 min + 10 min Q&A) · 💻 Zoom
Free. Can't make it live? Register anyway and I'll send you the recording.
Join us live and leave with a coupon for 10% off a first private session – for yourself or your team.
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