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Chapters

1. The whole book
2. le-contexte-en-livre
3. 0.1Cover
4. 0.2A Note on the Translation
5. 0.3Definition of the Context
6. 0.4Introduction
7. 0.5A Note on the Examples
8. 0.6About the Author
9. 0.7Acknowledgements
10. 0.8What Order to Read This Book In
11. 0.9Try Before You Read
12. 1The Birth of a Need
13. 1.1Five Hundred Emails and a Story That Vanishes
14. 1.2A First Definition
15. 2What the Context Changes
16. 2.1From Conversation to Work You Can Pick Back Up
17. 2.2Two Clients, a White Paper and a Contradiction Worth Keeping
18. 3Three Uses in Practice
19. 3.1Answering a Client Questionnaire Without Losing the Work Done
20. 3.2Writing an Article from a Thought Still Taking Shape
21. 3.3Ripening a Product Subject in the Middle of the Chaos
22. 4What Deliverables Leave Behind
23. 4.1The Answer Fits in a Cell, the Reasoning Does Not
24. 4.2Six Months On, the Answer Is No Longer Enough
25. 5Under the Bonnet of a Context
26. 5.1The Full Map
27. 5.2Opening: Recovering the Mission and the Present
28. 5.3Feeding: Letting the Material In
29. 5.4Transforming: From Sources to Ideas
30. 5.5Producing and Deciding
31. 5.6Saving and Picking Up Again
32. 6The Context in Its Ecosystem
33. 6.1Querying Structured Knowledge
34. 6.2Querying the Product Itself
35. 6.3The Day I Had Three Contexts
36. 6.4Reading at the Neighbour's Without Moving In
37. 6.5The Cost of Circulation
38. 7Closing
39. 7.1Epilogue
40. 7.2Kinships and Neighbours