Metanoia

Metanoia is a software designed to cater to the needs of knowledge workers in social and administrative sciences. It functions as a command center, search engine, and thought organizer, providing users with full-perspective visual representations of both classical and current peer-reviewed academic sources.

This software serves as a flexible tool for comparing, organizing, and presenting knowledge items, allowing users to tailor it to their specific needs. Additionally, it monitors user behavior and suggests next-step actions at appropriate intervals to ensure maximum productivity. Moreover, it includes e-journal referencing, making it easier to find and cite resources.

Metanoia also takes users on a virtual tour of the social and administrative sciences, enabling them to explore various fields in an interactive environment of intellectual sophistication-building. It provides users with more than two thousand years of inquiry at their fingertips, allowing them to experience as much or as little as they want.

The software corroborates users' discoveries with independent scholarly websites, fully referenced citations, and metaphorical orientations. It also allows users to paste desired content into their word processors for inclusion in a writing project. Additionally, users can take a peek inside books to determine whether they should read, skip, or quote them.

Bookmarked websites are available for review, providing definitional and corroborative websites that illuminate specific citations, authors, and subject terms. Interdisciplinary websites also provide working papers, journals, e-texts, and on-going research projects in a variety of subjects.

Overall, Metanoia is a powerful tool that opens up a whole new world of knowledge to its users. The software automatically installs itself and can be experimented with at no charge and no risk, giving users the chance to try it out. Users can pay for Metanoia only if they like it and can automatically uninstall it if they do not.