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Knowledge organization literature. Selected items
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class 113 General Activities in Knowledge Organization
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Keren, C. – On information science (Lang.: eng). - In: From classification to knowledge organization : Dorking revisited or past is prelude : a collection of reprints to commemorate the forty year span between the Dorking Conference (First international study conference on classification research p.129-130. Orig. publ. in Journal of the American society for information science 35(1984)2, p.137Salton, G. – Brief communication : a note about information science research (Lang.: eng). - In: From classification to knowledge organization : Dorking revisited or past is prelude : a collection of reprints to commemorate the forty year span between the Dorking Conference (First international study conference on classification research p.131-136. Orig. publ. in Journal of the American society for information science 36(1985)4, p.268-271Chernyi, A.I. – On the problems of organization and representation of knowledge (Lang.: eng). - In: International Forum on Information and Documentation, 22(1997)4,p.3-10. Curras, E. – Caos y orden en la organización del conocimiento [Chaos and order in Knowledge Organization] (Lang.: spa). - In: Organización del Conociemto en Sistemas de Información y Documentación, 2(1997),p.13-37. Contains articles on the genesis of the Dutch manual, and its translations into other languagesBallard, T. – Keyword/Subject: finding the middle path (Lang.: eng). - In: Information Today, 15(1998)6,p.58. Chiu, T.H. – Attributes and factors affecting the organization of knowledge resources : a case study of the library and information service industry in Taiwan (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge Organization, 32(2005)3, p.128-34. López-Huertas, M.J. – Some current research questions in the field of Knowledge Organization (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge Organization, 35(2008)2/3, p.113-136. Søilen, Klaus Solberg, Alipour, Philip Baback. – Semantics, classifications and evidence in a model for global catastrophic risks (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge organization, 38(2011)5, pp. 438-454. Lambe, Patrick. – Knowledge organization systems as enablers to the conduct of science (Lang.: eng). - In: : Facets of knowledge organization, pp. 261-279 (06.11.7.4/5). Oh, Kyong Eun. – The process of organizing personal information (Lang.: eng). - In: Advances in classification research online, 23(2013)1, pp. 5-8. – Available at Paper presented at the 23rd ASIST SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop, October 26, 2012, Baltimore, MD, USAChen, Zh.. – A conceptual model for storage and retrieval of short scientific texts (Lang.: eng). - In: Inform.Process.& ManagementVol. 29 No. 2. 1993. p.209-214. Eschenbach, C.. – Classical mereology and restricted domains (Lang.: eng). - In: Int.J.Human-Comput.Studies. Vol. 43, No. 5/6. 1995. p.723-40. Gerstl, P.. – Midwinters, end games, and body parts: a classification of part-whole relations (Lang.: eng). - In: Int.J.Human-Comput.Studies. Vol. 43, No. 5/6. 1995. p.865-89. Boutin, Eric ; Amato, Stéphane. – Le web interactionniste : représentations et réalité (Lang.: fre). - In: Contextes, langues et cultures dans l’organisation des Connaissances, pp. 260-273 (06.13-10-10/11).. Iyer, Hemalata; Guadrón, Mary. – Older adults and eHealth Literacy: challenges to knowledge representation (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge organization in the 21st century, pp. 429-436 (06.14-05-19/22). McTavish, Jill . – Everyday life classification processes and technologies (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge organization in the 21st century, pp. 252-257 (06.14-05-19/22). Hagenau, Bernd. – Warum sich die SULB Saarbrücken nicht als FID bewirbt [Why the Saarland University and Regional Library will not apply to become a „Scientific Information Service“] (Lang.: ger). - In: Bibliothek: Forschung und Praxis, 38(2014),3, pp. 403-406. The libraries taking part in the former special subject collections system („Sondersammelgebiete“, SSG) have been invited by the German Research Foundation („Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft“, DFG) to launch applications for their specific subject area within the framework of her new follow-up programme of Scientific Information Services („Fachinformationsdienste“, FID). However, Saarland University and Regional Library in Saarbrücken („Saarländische Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek“, SULB), operating as a special subject collection library for psychology since 1966 in addition to her function as being the central library of Saarland University, will not follow this invitation. This decision was taken not only by financial reasons, but also with regard to the content of the new programme which could convince neither the library nor Saarland University. It appears questionable whether a suite of proposal-based review processes will be appropriate to establish a solid nation-wide information infrastructure for all subject areas. Hätscher, Petra; Müller, Maria Elisabeth. – Fachinformationsdienste für die Wissenschaft – mehr als nur eine Umbenennung der Sondersammelgebiete [Scientific Information Services: More than just renaming the special subject collections] (Lang.: ger). - In: Bibliothek: Forschung und Praxis, 38(2014),3, pp. 407-410. The article looks at how and why the German Research Foundation (DFG) transformed its long-running system of subsidizing special subject collections (SSG) into a new system of funding specialized information services (FID). Both authors played an active role in the transformation process. They give an insight into the obstacles that have to be met and overcome as well as the new opportunities provided by the system. Tappenbeck, Inka. – Fachreferat 2020: From collections to connections [Subject Librarianship 2020: From collections to connections] (Lang.: ger). - In: Bibliotheksdienst, 49(2015)1, pp. 37-48. Starting off with a review of the development of the tasks and topics of subject librarianship this article points out the skills and competencies that will be required of Subject Librarians in the future in order to support teachers and especially researchers in handling data and information in an ever more evolving e-science environment. It is emphasized that this field of competence which has been declared dead many times is currently getting the chance to gain new importance. Successful implementation of these new ideas will primarily depend on the willingness to accept new challenges and to dismiss some traditional views on the remit of Subject Librarians. Eungi Kim. – Quantitative Evidence on the Uses of the First Person Pronoun (I and We) in Journal Paper Abstracts (Lang.: eng). - In: Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management, 31(2015)4, pp. 227-243.. – Available at Pan Jun Kim. – An Analytical Study on Research Trends of Digital Curation : Focused on Library and Information Science (Lang.: k). - In: Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management, 31(2015)4, pp. 265-295.. – Available at Degkwitz, Andreas. – From Special Subject Collections to Discipline Driven Information Provisioning (Lang.: eng). - In: LIBREAS. Library Ideas, (2015)27. – Available at Jeannin, Gaël. – L'inventaire de la bibliothèque du clergé de la paroisse d'Attalens: réflexions [The inventory of the library of the clergy of the parish of Attalens [Switzerland]: reflections] (Lang.: fre). - In: Informationswissenschaft: Theorie, Methode und Praxis, 4(2016)1, pp. 224-238. – Available at Neudecker, Clemens; Rehm, Georg. – Digitale Kuratierungstechnologien f?r Bibliotheken [Digital curating technologies for libraries] (Lang.: ger). - In: 027.7 Zeitschrift für Bibliothekskultur, 4(2016)2, pp. 104-116 . – Available at Maltese, Vincenzo; Giunchiglia, Fausto. – Foundations of digital universities (Lang.: eng). - In: Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 55(2017)1, pp. 26-50.London, UK, Taylor & Francis Online, 2017. – pp. 24. – Available at ISSN: 01639374Zhao, Rongying; Wei, Xuqiu. – Collaboration of Chinese scholars in international articles: a case study of knowledge organization (Lang.: eng). - In: Knowledge Organization,44(2017)5, pp. 326-334.Würzburg, DE, Ergon-Verlag, 2017. – pp. 9. ISSN: 09437444; 2 Diagrams, 2 Charts, 1 GraphOliveira, Lais Pereira de; MartÃnez-Ãvila, Daniel; Guimarães, José Augusto Chaves. – A elaboração de resumos documentários como atividade do tratamento temático da informação na prática profissional bibliotecária [The elaboration of documentary abstracts as an activity of information thematic treatment in professional library practice] (Lang.: port). - In: Em questão, 26(2020)1, pp. 255-277. – Available at Dörr, Marianne. – Vom Sondersammelgebiet zum Fachinformationsdienst – ein Praxisbericht [From special subject collections to specialised information services: a practical experience report] (Lang.: ger). - In: Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie, 61(2014)3, PP. 130-137. Griebel, Rolf. – Ein "folgenreicher" Paradigmenwechsel: Die Ablösung der Sondersammelgebiete durch die Fachinformationsdienste für die Wissenschaft [A "momentous" paradigm shift: the replacement of the special subject collections by specialised information services for the sciences] (Lang.: ger). - In: Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie, 61(2014)3, PP. 138-157. Kümmel, Christoph; Strohschneider, Peter. – Ende der Sammlung? Die Umstrukturierung der Sondersammelgebiete der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft [The end of the collection? The restructuring of the special subject collections of the German research foundation] (Lang.: ger). - In: Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie, 61(2014)3, PP. 120-129. Café, LÃÂgia Maria Arruda; Barros, Camila Monteiro de; Santos, Valéria Cunha dos. – O conceito de Organização do Conhecimento nas revistas brasileiras de Ciência da Informação [The concept of knowledge organization in Brazilian journals of information science] (Lang.: por). - In: Revista Interamericana de BiblioecologÃÂa, 37(2014)3, pp. 201-214. – Available at Rasche, Monika; Böhme, Mechthild. – „One Slot†für die Kunden der Stadtbücherei Münster [One Slot for the customers of the Münster public library [VuFind]] (Lang.: ger). - In: Pro Libris, 18(2014)3, pp. 122-123. – Available at Zins, C. – Conceptions of information science (Lang.: eng). - In: Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 58(2007)3, p.335-350. Fritz, Steffen. – Die Anwendung des BagIt-Formats im Deutschen Literaturarchiv Marbach [Using the BagIt format at the German literature archive in Marbach] (Lang.: ger). - In: B.I.T. online: Zeitschrift für Bibliothek, Information und Technologie, 17(2014)2, pp. 109-114.
Further items on this class as a particular theme
Gilchrist, Alan. – Reflections on knowledge, communication and knowledge organization (Lang.: eng). – In: Knowledge Organization,42(2015)6, pp. 456-469.Würzburg, DE, Ergon-Verlag, 2015. – pp. 14. ISSN: 09437444; 4 DiagramsGarcía Marco, F.J. – Actas del II encuentro de ISKO-España, Getafe, 16 y 17 de noviembre de 1995 [Proceedings of the 2nd meeting of ISKO-Spain, Getafe, 16-17 Nov. 1995] (Lang.: spa). – Zaragoza, Universidad de Zaragoza, 1997. – pp. 320.(Organización del Conociemto en Sistemas de Información y Documentación ; 2). Williamson, N.J. – Classification research news (Lang.: eng). – In: Knowledge Organization, 28(2001)3,p.141-148. Coleman, A.S. – A Code for Classifiers : Whatever happened to Merrill's Code (Lang.: eng). – In: Knowledge Organization, 31(2004)3, p.161-176. »» On the work of William Stetson MerrillFankhauser, Peter; Fiedler, Norman; Witt, Andreas. – Forschungsdatenmanagement in den Geisteswissenschaften am Beispiel der germanistischen Linguistik [Research data management in the humanities; the example of German linguistics] (Lang.: ger). – In: Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie, 60(2013)6, pp.296-306.
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