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'So wide and varied': The origins and character of British information science
This paper examines some characteristics of the ‘British School’ of information science. Three main forces driving the development of the new subject in Britain are identified: the documentation movement; special libraries; and the need for better treatment of scientific and technical information. Five characteristics which, taken together, distinguish the early British approach to information science from those adopted elsewhere are identified: its subject-based nature; its broad approach to information and information science; its status as an academic subject with a strong professional remit; its involvement with, but distinction from, information technology; and its involvement with memory institutions. Lessons are drawn for the future development of the information sciences
Interoperabilidade entre acervos digitais de arquivos, bibliotecas e museus: potencialidades das tecnologias de dados abertos interligados
Revisitando a "epistemologia social": esboço de uma ecologia sociotécnica do trabalho intelectual
ویژگی های روان سنجی نسخه فارسی پرسشنامه رضایت جنسی لارسون در نمونه ای از زوجین نابارور ایرانی
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