About this project
A map for close study
This mini-site publishes a filtered knowledge graph generated from a provenance-aware analysis of Roberto Assagioli’s The Act of Will. It is designed for exploration rather than for displaying the whole graph at once.
How to use it
Begin with a search result or one of the suggested starting points. The map shows only a small number of direct connections. Selecting one makes it the new centre, so you can move through the material without confronting a dense network.
What remains distinct
The underlying graph distinguishes source locations, semantic entities, source analysis, critical analysis, evidence and modern adaptations. The main map hides most of that machinery until it is useful. Use Refine to expose source or analytical layers around the record you are studying.
Publication boundary
The authored knowledge base remains Markdown and YAML. A deterministic Python compiler validates references and generates the web-ready JSON consumed by this site. The public export suppresses full source text and exact source spans by default while retaining source locations and provenance relationships.