The Tree of Diderot and d'Alembert

"Detailed System of Human Knowledge" from the Encyclopédie.

• Understanding
  • Memory
    • History
      • Sacred
        • Ecclesiastical, proper
        • History of Prophesies
      • Civil
        • Civil History, proper
          • Memoirs
          • Antiquities
          • Complete History
        • Literary History
      • Natural
        • Uniformity of Nature
          • Celestial History
            • of Meteors
            • of the Earth and the Sea
          • History
            • of Minerals
            • of Vegetables
            • of Animals
            • of the Elements
        • Irregularities of Nature
          • Celestial Wonders
          • Unusual Meteors
          • Wonders of the Earth and the Sea
          • Monstrous Minerals
          • Monstrous Vegetables
          • Monstrous Animals
          • Wonders of the Elements
        • Uses of Nature
          • Arts, Crafts, Manufactures
            • Working and Uses of Gold and Silver
              • Minter
              • Goldbeater
              • Gold Threader
              • Gold Roller
              • Gold and Silver Smith
              • Planisher
              • Setter, etc.
            • Working and Uses of Precious and Semiprecious Stones
              • Lapidary
              • Diamond Cutter
              • Jeweler
            • Working and Uses of Iron
              • Heavy Forging
              • Locksmithing
              • Edge-Tool Making
              • Arms Manufacture
              • Arquebus (small arms) Manufacture
            • Working and Uses of Glass
              • Glassmaking
              • Plate-Glass
              • Mirror-Worker
              • Optical Manufacturer
              • Glazier, etc.
            • Working and Uses of Skin
              • Tanner
              • Chamois Leather Dresser
              • Skinner
              • Glover, etc.
            • Working and Uses of Stone, Plaster, Slate, etc.
              • Practical Architecture
              • Practical Sculpture
              • Mason
              • Roofer, etc.
            • Working and Uses of Silk
              • Extraction
              • Throwing
              • Products, such as
              • Velvet
              • Brocaded Frabics, etc.
            • Working and Uses of Wool
              • Drapery
              • Hosiery,
              • etc.
            • Working and Uses, etc.
              • etc.
  • Reason
    • Philosophy
      • General Metaphysics, or Ontology, or Science of Being in General, of Possibility, of Existence, of Duration, etc.
      • Knowledge of God
        • Natural Theology
        • Revealed Theology
        • Knowledge of Good and Evil Spirits
          • Divination
          • Black Magic
      • Knowledge of the Soul
        • Rational
        • Sensory
      • Pneumatology, or Knowledge of the Spirit, or Special Metaphysics
      • Knowledge of Man
        • Logic
          • Art of Thinking
            • Perception
              • Knowledge of Ideas
            • Judgment
              • Knowledge of Propositions
            • Reasoning
              • Induction
            • Method
              • Proof
                • Analysis
                • Synthesis
          • Art of Retaining
            • Memory
              • Natural
              • Artificial
                • Prenotion
                • Emblem
            • Supplement to Memory
              • Writing
                • Alphabet
                  • Arts of Writing, Printing, Reading, Deciphering
                    • Orthography
                • Numbers
              • Printing
          • Art of Communication
            • Knowledge of Oratorical Devices
              • Grammar
                • Signs
                  • Gesture
                    • Pantomime
                    • Declamation
                  • Characters
                    • Ideograms
                    • Hieroglyphics
                    • Heraldry or Blazonry
                • Prosody
                • Composition
                • Syntax
                • Philology
                • Criticism
                • Pedagogy
                  • Choice of Studies
                  • Manner of Teaching
            • Knowledge of Oratorical Qualities
              • Rhetoric
              • Mechanics of Poetry or Versification
        • Ethics
          • General
            • Knowledge of Good and Evil in General, of Duties in General, of Virtue, of the Necessity of Being Virtuous
          • Particular
            • Knowledge of Laws or Jurisprudence
              • Natural
                • Civil Architecture*
              • Economic
                • Naval Architecture
                • Home and Foreign Trade,
                • by Land, by Sea
              • Political
                • Military Art*
                  • Tactics
                  • Fortifications or Military Architecture
                  • Military Pyrotechnics
      • Knowledge of Nature
        • Metaphysics of Bodies, or General Physics of Extension, Impenetrability, Movement, the Void, etc.
        • Mathematics
          • Pure
            • Arithmetic
              • Numerical
              • Algebra
                • Elementary
                • Infinitesimal
                  • Differential
                  • Integral
            • Geometry
              • Elementary
                • Military Architecture and Tactics
              • Trancendental
                • Theory of Curves
          • Applied
            • Mechanics
              • Statics
                • Statics, proper
                • Hydrostatics
              • Dynamics
                • Dynamics, proper
                • Ballistics
                • Hydrodynamics
                  • Hydraulics
                  • Navigation, Naval Architecture
            • Geometric Astronomy
              • Cosmography
                • Uranography
                • Geography
                • Hydrography
              • Chronology
              • Gnomonics
            • Optics
              • Optics, proper
              • Dioptrics, Perspective
              • Catoptrics
            • Acoustics
            • Pneumatics
            • Art of Conjecturing, Analysis of Chance
          • Physico-Mathematics
        • Physics (Natural Philosophy )
          • General
          • Particular
            • Physical Astronomy, Astrology
              • Juridical Astrology
              • Physical Astrology
            • Meteorology
            • Cosmology
              • Uranology
              • Aerology
              • Geology
              • Hydrology
            • Botany
              • Agriculture
              • Gardening
            • Mineralogy
            • Zoology
              • Anatomy
                • Simple
                • Comparative
              • Physiology
              • Medicine
                • Hygiene
                  • Hygiene, proper
                  • Cosmetics (Orthopedics)
                  • Athletics (Gymnastics)
                • Pathology
                • Semiotics
                • Therapeutics
                  • Diet
                  • Surgery
                  • Pharmacy
              • Veterinary
              • Horsemanship
              • Hunting
              • Fishing
              • Falconry
            • Chemistry
              • Chemistry, proper
                • Pyrotechnics, Dyeing, etc.
              • Metallurgy
              • Alchemy
              • Natural Magic
  • Imagination
    • Poetry
      • Profane
        • Narrative
          • Epic Poem
          • Madrigal
          • Epigram
          • Novel, etc.
        • ............ Music
          • Theoretical
          • Practical
          • Instrumental
          • Vocal
        • ............ Painting
        • ............ Sculpture
        • ............ Engraving
        • Dramatic
          • Tragedy
          • Comedy
          • Opera
          • Pastoral, etc.
        • Parabolic
          • Allegory
      • Sacred

*" These divisions can also be referred to the branch of mathematics which deals with their principles."