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What’s New in the Third Edition................................................................................................................................................................................. 4  \nSection P.2. Organization of This Book.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.3. Audience for This Book............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.4. Conventions for This Book.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.5. Contacting the Authors............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.6. Contacting O’Reilly...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.7. Safari® Enabled.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nSection P.8. Acknowledgments....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nPart I: Introducing Information Architecture........................................................................ 11  \nChapter 1. Defining Information Architecture.............................................................................................................................................................................. 13  \nSection 1.1. A Definition............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14  \nSection 1.2. Tablets, Scrolls, Books, and Libraries.................................................................................................................................................................... 16  \nSection 1.3. Explaining IA to Others.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 18  \nSection 1.4. What Isn’t Information Architecture?................................................................................................................................................................... 19  \nSection 1.5. Why Information Architecture Matters................................................................................................................................................................. 21  \nSection 1.6. Bringing Our Work to Life..................................................................................................................................................................................... 22  \nChapter 2. 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