Isotype Institute
http://www.fulltable.com/iso/index.htm
“Two basic rules were formulated almost from the beginning of the Isotype movement . The first of these related to the presentation of statistics by means of pictures and held that a sign should be used to represent a certain number of things and a greater number of such signs a greater amount of things.. The second was a general rule that perspective should not be used.” Michael Twyman, “The significance of Isotype’, Graphic communication through Isotype, University of Reading 1975.
Procurar:
R.D.Kinross, Otto Neurath’s contribution to visual communication 1925 – 1945,MPhil dissertation, University of Reading, 1979
Artigo de Frank Hartmann sobre o papel histórico de neurath:
Speaking Signs, knowledge for a new society
http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/2/2173/1.html
