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  • The following article discusses the
    combination of graphical methods and network thought in early sociology.
    It combines a case study of Jacob Levy Moreno’s sociometric work and
    diagrammatic practice with media-theoretical thoughts about the
    characteristics of network diagrams. These are understood as
    inscriptions that perform both an act of drawing and writing at the same
    time. Moreno’s mappings, as well as other early visual techniques of
    social research, are understood along Michel Serres’ understanding of
    the network diagram as a topological narration. Seen from the vantage
    point of a history of knowledge, Moreno’s sociometric and performative
    practices can not only be understood as a contribution to social network
    thought, but as actual research on the cooperative character of human
    interaction.
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