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List of Figures and Tables | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Traditional Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Introduction to Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Introduction | |
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Framework for Exploring Organizing Behavior | |
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Scope | |
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Definitions | |
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Structure | |
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Information and Knowledge | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Historical Perspectives and Development of Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Introduction and Scope of the Chapter | |
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Informal Structures | |
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Formal Structures | |
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Informal and Formal Structures | |
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History of Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Early Taxonomists and Their Contributions | |
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Early Bibliographic Traces | |
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Later Developments in Library and Information Science | |
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Cataloging Codes | |
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Controlled Vocabularies | |
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Classification Schemes | |
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Contributions from Philosophy | |
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Contributions from Natural History | |
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Contributions from Cognitive Science | |
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Classical View of Categories | |
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Prototype Theory | |
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Mental Models | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Standards and Best Practices | |
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Standards and Standards Development | |
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Standards for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Standards Organizations: National Level | |
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Standards Organizations: Regional and International Levels | |
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Standards Development Process | |
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Standards Developers | |
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Development Process | |
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Information Technology Standards | |
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Technical Standards: Library Bibliographic Systems | |
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Technical Standards: Proprietary Databases | |
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Content Creation Standards | |
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Descriptive Cataloging: Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules | |
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International Standard Bibliographic Description | |
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IFLA International Cataloguing Principles | |
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Resource Description and Access | |
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Subject-Related Content Standards | |
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Controlled Vocabulary Standards | |
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Subject-Related Standards Developed by the Library Community | |
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Subject-Related Standards for the World Wide Web | |
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Metadata Schema Standards | |
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General Purpose | |
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Cultural Objects and Visual Resources | |
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Educational Purposes | |
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Archival and Preservation Metadata | |
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Metadata Registries | |
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Issues Related to Standardization | |
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Best Practices and Knowledge Organization Structures | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Disciplinary Uses and Applications of Knowledge Structures | |
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Introduction and Scope of the Chapter | |
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Knowledge Structures within Biology | |
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Principle Functions | |
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The International Code of Botanical Nomenclature | |
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The International Code of Nomenclature of Bacteria | |
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The International Code of Zoological Nomenclature | |
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Role of Knowledge Structures in the Discipline | |
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Digital Applications and Digital Knowledge Structures | |
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Development of Online Collections | |
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Development of Infrastructure and Standards | |
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Large-Scale Efforts | |
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Knowledge Structures within Library and Information Science | |
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Metadata Structures and Content Creation Standards | |
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Machine-Readable Cataloging | |
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Other Metadata Schemas | |
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Controlled Vocabularies | |
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Syndetic Structure within Controlled Vocabularies | |
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Principles of Controlled Vocabularies | |
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Subject Headings Lists | |
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Thesauri | |
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Classification Schemes | |
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Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme | |
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Library of Congress Classification | |
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Colon Classification Scheme | |
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Knowledge Structures within Social Sciences | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Personal Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Structures for Organizing Knowledge in Personal and Professional Contexts | |
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Introduction and Scope of the Chapter | |
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Knowledge Structures and Knowledge Spaces within Personal Contexts | |
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Defining Personal Knowledge Spaces | |
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Research Focused on Personal Knowledge Organization | |
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Organization of Personal Knowledge Spaces in the Home Environment | |
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Knowledge Structures and Knowledge Spaces within Professional Contexts | |
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Defining Professional Knowledge Spaces | |
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Research Focused on Professional Knowledge Organization | |
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Research on Paper-Based Knowledge Organization | |
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Research on Digital Knowledge Organization | |
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Taxonomies and Ontologies Developed for Professional Use | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Further Readings | |
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Socially-Constructed Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Social Knowledge-Organizing Behaviors and Socially-Constructed Structures for Organizing Knowledge: Research and Discussion | |
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Introduction and Scope of the Chapter | |
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Introduction to Social Networking, Bookmarking, and Cataloging Sites | |
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Definitions | |
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History of Social Networking, Bookmarking, and Cataloging Sites | |
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Examples of Social Bookmarking and Social Cataloging Sites | |
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Social Bookmarking Sites: Delicious and Flickr | |
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Social Cataloging Sites: Library Thing | |
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Research Related to Social Knowledge-Organizing Behaviors and Socially-Constructed Knowledge Spaces | |
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Research Related to Exploration of Tags and Social Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Learning More about Site Use and Tagging Activities | |
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Nature of Tags, Tagging, and Folksonomies | |
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Comparing Tags and Folksonomies to Controlled Vocabularies | |
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Conclusion | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Extending Our Thinking: Creating a Structure for Organizing Knowledge from Various Threads | |
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Introduction and Scope of the Chapter | |
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Review of Traditional, Personal, and Socially-Constructed Threads | |
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Traditional Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Personal Structures for Organizing Knowledge | |
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Socially-Constructed Knowledge Structures | |
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Practical Applications of the Threads | |
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Integration of Tags and Folksonomies within Library OPACs | |
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Integration of Tags and Folksonomies within Controlled | |
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Vocabularies | |
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Refining Folksonomies | |
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The Missing Part of This Conversation! | |
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Thought Exercises | |
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References | |
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Thinking Ahead: Are We at a Crossroads? | |
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Envisioning Exercise #1 | |
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Envisioning Exercise #2 | |
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Scenario One | |
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Scenario Two | |
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So Where Does This Leave Us? | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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About the Author | |