... of “sacred cow” present a singular view of a cow as a “sacred animal” held in reverence under Hinduism. However, this position of reverence is anything but linear; instead, the view is defined by competing versions of Hinduism, caste practices, and communal violence. Historian D.N. Jha (2009) notes...

... and more varied contexts need to be explored to nurture a robust understanding of the use and impact of IL in people’s everyday lives. The paper also highlights the implications of the lack of IL and identifies the key players in the advocacy of IL within different everyday life settings. Competences...

... is socially organized in society, the paper takes a point of departure in Habermas' theory of the public sphere. Findings Concludes that information seeking competence is a sociopolitical skill, like reading and writing skills, connected to human activity. Searching for documents in information systems...

...Reijo Savolainen The author reflects the conceptual and practical questions of network competence in the context of information seeking. Network competence is seen as one of the information‐related competences and is defined as the mastery of four major areas: knowledge of information resources...