Fuzzy causal relations among concepts are generated by consulting the experts or general literature reviews.
The article consists of a general literature review, interviews with architects, the generation of case-specific information and a mock-up presentation and a meeting with professionals.
He believed, as he told an interviewer in 1985, that "literature must correct History: History is general, literature concrete; History is manifold, literature individual.
Plus Samaritans offer plenty of advice in their general literature on how to talk to friends and family one is concerned about.
"General literature now pervades the nation through all its ranks," Samuel Johnson declared, and every house was now being "supplied with a closet of knowledge".
In 2012 the internet accounted for 17% of sales of "general literature", with Amazon taking 70% of this market, well ahead of Fnac and other online vendors.
When specialized vocabulary does appear outside of its particular field and in more general literature, it's often long after its initial point of origin.
Other publications are Book Review Digest, The International Index to Periodicals, the Index to Legal Periodicals, the Industrial Arts Index, and Essay and General Literature Index.
Among other examples: in some book stores, the works of Toni Morrison are found on the racks identified as African-American literature, not general literature, where one would expect to find a Nobel laureate.
Customers in the neighborhood counted on Endicott for a quirky stock of general literature and books on the arts; the store featured a knowledgeable, if sometimes twee, sales staff, as well as a commendable lack of coffee products.
