This book has the color graphs from aprevious text book with the same name: Olicognography. oli: is for oligo, or few: the most efficient way as with teamwork, in task force, at human distance is to have some, but not too many components or members, to stay generally calculable, thus few options (oligo) at each level (diversity is gained by some few levels). cogno: is about knowledge and cognition. graphy: visual or perspective. A management of key networked concepts, easy to adapt to different purpose. In this just olicognographs catalogue, you have 50 examples applied to different perspectives. "Still preliminary" logical frames: actions have to be derived or inscribed around and variably rooted. Most olicognographs are already complex insights in different epistemological applications. No need to intent to share exactly the opinion of author, up to you to make the last definitions: think, adapt, transform, reshape, imitate.