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 A fascicle is a 'bundle of structures': an individual, booklet-sized installment of a longer work. Developing the publication as a series of fascicles resonates with the diversity and flexibility of FoAM's work and ways of working.
+Here are some examples of fascicles that might be included in the publication.
 ==== A Guidebook ====
-A short introductory booklet
+A short introductory booklet, analogous to travel guidebooks, to help the readers navigate through the publication, its routes and fascicles.
 ==== Readers ====
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 ==== Cahiers ====
-Handmade, small fascicles that can be used 'in the field', reused, repurposed. Things like worksheets, exercise booklets, pocket-guides, recipes, instructions.
+Cahiers are 'One-quire' booklets, thus "cahier" (Middle French quaer, caier, quire. Middle English quair — four sheets of paper folded once, collection of sheets, from Anglo-French quaier, from Latin quaterni four each, set of four).
-'One-quire' booklets (thus "cahier").  French, from Middle French quaer, caier quire Middle English quair four sheets of paper folded once, collection of sheets, from Anglo-French quaier, from Vulgar Latin *quaternum set of four, from Latin quaterni four each, set of four.
+In this publication, cahiers are handmade, small fascicles that can be used 'in the field', reused, repurposed. Things like worksheets, exercise booklets, pocket-guides, recipes, instructions.
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 ==== Combinatorial artifacts ====
 Cards and other loose objects in book-sized boxes, to be used in workshops, coaching, futuring, and other participatory sessions with groups or individuals.
+For example...
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 ==== Photobooks ====
+For example...
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 ==== Multisensory experiences ====
+For example...
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+<blockquote>(...) a fundamental reason for booklet production is the possibility of delaying any step which would absolutely determine the shape of the resulting codex. (...) On other occasions, substantial changes may accompany contextualization or codicizing of booklets. In effect, such changes reflect revisions in plan: rather than conceiving of the booklet as a basic unit, the producer begins to conceive of the unit of the whole codex. And when this step occurs, although production proceeds (or has proceeded) within booklet format, the "self-sufficiency" of the booklet is frequently lost. There are, I should think, two models for such a procedure, although both share the same ultimate effect, the obscuring of the existence of booklets altogether. First, booklets of less than a single quire in length can be imbedded into other textual units, typically at their middle, sometimes at their end. Second, larger booklets can be integrated or joined in ways which obscure the original separateness of their production. Such procedures, by readjusting textual linkages, in effect disrupt the appearance of "self-sufficiency" without changing the fact that the codex has been produced by means of booklets.
+(Ralph Hanna III, 1986)</blockquote>