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This is regarding the first chapter of Keith Boulding's book, The Image. One can download it from rapidshare here:

http://rapidshare.com/files/43865329...age._ch._1.PDF

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In medicine, to obtain "informed consent" from a (soon to be) surgical patient means that one explains what is about to happen to the patient and obtain consent. The patient is "informed" because he knows what is to happen before, during, and after the surgery (amongst other possible things related to the situation).

"Informed [person-term]" = someone who knows of something or other, or is knowledgeable of this or that.

"Stay informed...

For the record, this post and the last (and probably future ones) are literal transcriptions of notes I scribbled and things that I thought of afterwards. This is the reason why they look so shitty, rambling, and nonsensical. Any errors are to be attributed to being in a permanent state of being unfinished.

"To inform" - verb, 'X informed Y about Z'
"to be informative" - adjective
"informant" - noun, concrete

X informed Y...

Or, consider the following cases:

1. In a reference session, the patron says "I'm looking for information on styles of dress in Europe during the early middle ages/late antiquity." The reference librarian might respond with one of the following:

1.1.1 He/she might give you a series of books, articles, videos, etc., or a carefully prepared bibliography on the subject.

1.1.2 He/she might ask for the kind of information sought.

Depending...