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Abstract

Knowledge representation and organization and their respective tools and methodologies are based on a model of production and diffusion of knowledge that is currently promoted by diversifying ways of creating, sharing and appropriating knowledge. This study investigated the dimensions of formation and expression of consensus within Biotechnology in order to analyze the possibilities and limits of Consensus Analysis as a methodological tool applied to the knowledge organization. The research explored co-authorship networks and semantic networks derived from the scientific production of the domain. The methodology was established by triangulating method and through theories of Social Network Analysis, Consensus Analysis and the semiotic approach. The freelisting technique was employed for the collection and analysis of concepts belonging to the domain. There is a relationship between the centrality of social actors and thematic centrality. The dynamics of the formation and expression of consensus in the digital context can reveal the configuration of a type of warranty that has not been explored in the literature of knowledge organization yet.

Source

Knowledge organization in the 21st century: between historical patterns and future prospects. Proceedings of the Thirteenth International ISKO Conference 19-22 May 2014, Kraków, Poland. Ed.: Wieslaw Babik

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Abstract

This study will present a theoretical discussion about the semiotics categories and its application in the information organization. An experiment about the performance of the Gemet and Eurovoc thesauri with the subject "sustainable development" comparing with the folksonomies and distributed classification systems available on the online repositories of individual or collective information is presented. The new configuration of warrant (literary, structural and of usage) in the process of constructing indexing languages in digital environments will also be discussed. It suggested in the methodological terms that the new theoretical and informational mediations have to be incorporated in the construction process of indexing languages.