The subject cataloguing practice from a socio-cognitive approach
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v16i2.4020Keywords:
Catalogación de materias, Práctica profesional, Abordaje sociocognitivoAbstract
Subject cataloguing consists of a mental operation directly associated with the professional performance. Thus, the subject cataloguer’s daily actions must be observed in order to understand the real context of the informational products that result of the process of subject cataloguing, taking into account that the professional performance and the work context are inseparable. In this perspective, it is necessary that research on subject cataloguing includes questions concerning the nature of the cataloguers’ shared knowledge structure. In this context, this study presents a reflection from the socio-cognitive approach on the activities developed by subject cataloguing professionals.
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