Subject Ontogeny: Subject Access through Time and the Dimensionality of Classification
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19/01/2017
19/01/2017
2002
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Classification schemes undergo revision. However, in a networked environment revisions can be used to add dimensionality to classification. This dimensionality can be used to help explain conceptual warrant, explain the shift from disciplinary to multidisciplinary knowledge production, and as a component method of domain analysis. Further, subject ontogeny might be used in cooperative networked projects like digital preservation, online access tools, and interoperability frameworks. |
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Joseph T. Tennis. (2002). "Subject Ontogeny: Subject Access through Time and the Dimensionality of Classification." In Challenges in Knowledge Representation and Organization for the 21st Century: Integration of Knowledge across Boundaries: Proceedings of the Seventh International ISKO Conference. (Granada, Spain, July 10-13, 2002). Advances in Knowledge Organization, vol. 8. Würzburg: Ergon: 54-59. |
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Advances in Knowledge Organization |
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Article |
