This book brings together researchers working at the intersections of digital, geographical, geometric, linguistic, information and organisational space. They address complex and challenging issues which cross traditional domains of study, and together bridge perspectives from information science, geography, design, anthropology, computing, psychology and philosophy.
– Phil Turner, Napier University, UK
This collection explores the human understanding of physical space and conceptual spaces, interactions within technological spaces, and the roles of sound, images, and language in defining space.
– Book News Inc. (Decemeber 2008)