Case, D.O.: Conceptual organization and retrieval of text by historians : the role of memory and metaphor (1991)
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- Abstract
- The article suggests how future models of text storage and retrieval can be informed by research on subject aspects of cognition; future designs may draw upon cognitice theories of categorization and metaphor to understand how users interact with text, both paper and electronic. The results from the study of 20 American historians imply the importance of metaphors for storage and retrieval of documents
