Glossary

glossary /glo's:arjo/ n. m. [from Latin glossarium, derivative of glossa: see glossa1]. – Collection of words, mostly archaic or rare, or otherwise requiring explanation, generally arranged in alphabetical order and followed by a definition or other remarks; it may draw entries from a particular historical moment in the evolution of a language (and in this case takes the form of a common dictionary), or from a single text or author, and then often takes the form of an index placed at the end of the work [...].  From treccani.it, Online Vocabulary.

Our glossary is scalable, navigable, and hypertextual, where entries are defined and redefined, sometimes by the authority of history and scientific and social disciplines, sometimes by the force of facts, an intuition, an inspiration. 
It gathers both the words that describe the world we live in, and the words that outline the world we seek, according to the many perspectives of accessibility.