I like to use Roget's Thesaurus as an aid to cogitation. To do so, however, I need access to its index of categories. With it I can ruminate up and down the old ladder of abstraction.
Unfortunately, it has become harder and harder to find an online thesaurus that includes a convenient index of categories. But today I did find one, here.
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You might also find http://www.visualthesaurus.com/online/ useful also.
I believe you are right, Mighty Quinn. But the Bartleby version is organized somewhat differently. I prefer Yahoo!'s interface for navigating the text, just because the high order concepts are right there on the surface.
Does the Bartleby version of Roget's have a separate concept index?
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