..., 2024), document theory (Buckland, 1991, 1997, 2018; Briet, 1951/2006) and epistemological debates in Knowledge Organisation (Machado et al., 2019). The method is interpretive and philosophical, prioritising conceptual clarification and theoretical synthesis rather than empirical examination...

... brings together historical and conceptual elements in the analysis which have not previously been combined in Library and Information Science literature. In the analysis, the article discusses significant contributions to classification and document theory that hitherto have eluded attention from...

... theoretical inspiration derives from three different but related areas that focus on various aspects of reading and disability. This includes Document Theory as developed by, among others, Frohmann (2004a , b ; see also Lundh and Dolatkhah, 2016); New Literacy Studies (see Gee, 2015), and Critical...

.... Human remains can be understood as examples of information-as-thing. However, while document theory can readily account for the expanding realm of documentation, it cannot adequately accommodate instances where documentality is revoked, and when something ceases to be a document. When a human biological...

... that new digital technologies for producing, organising, finding, using, and disseminating documents have drastically changed people’s behaviours and practices in educational and other contexts. Information literacy Reading Sweden Literacy Document theory Information behaviour Information...

... of documentation; experience, knowledge and a personal relation to the object is crucial if the documentation is to be regarded as truthful and reliable. Information science and documentation Documentation Documents Document terminology Document theory Fundamental forms of information Indigenous...

... such as reading, literacy, and document work. Originality/value – The theoretical framework offers an alternative to the monologist, information-based theories and models of people’s behaviours and practices prevalent in LIS. This framework, which draws on dialogism and document theory, entails a view...

..., old/new, traditional/modern and even past/present/future. A review of literature situates this study in the context of pertinent works on classification and document theory. Methodology and methods are outlined and findings are presented in the context of the museum tour, employing elements...

... Documents Recordkeeping Social theory Document theory Ethnomethodology Information creation Every key thinker gives the social world his or her own distinctive perspective, shining a torch on parts of that world and leaving other parts in the dark, leaving them ready for the arrival...

.../methodology/approach The Sámi centers are many‐faceted institutions and document theory is suggested as a theoretical perspective in order to analyze why these institutions were established and how they are functioning today. Findings Two cases are presented. The first shows how the centers use...

... of the system (from the principal(s) of the system and all related stakeholders) and design of the system accordingly. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 CSCW Boundary objects Conceptual modeling Document theory Information systems design Sociotechnical systems design Document management...