KO KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION

This article presents bibliography as a field of study. It consists of several traditions, of which enumerative (or “systematic”) bibliography is considered most important in relation to information science, but at the same time tends to be...

This article explores critical archival studies as an emerging trend in the archival field, analyzing its relationship with domain analysis (DA), a methodological-theoretical approach within knowledge organization (KO). The objectives are: 1) to...

Historically, library materials about diverse identities have often been subject to what Gough and Greenblatt (1992) term “systemic bibliographic invisibility,” the use of “outmoded, prejudicial, inadequate, or inappropriate terminology”...

Objective: It aims to map, analyze thematically, semantically, and discursively the articles published in the area of Knowledge Organization within the five published volumes of the events of the International Society of Knowledge Organization...

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in three women worldwide has experienced some form of physical or sexual violence. In Brazil, in 2022, about 30% suffered some form of gender-based violence, with the number of women's homicides...

The situation of many indigenous cultures in Australia, North, Central, and South America can be described as one of marginalization or minorization. Subject representation of Indigenous knowledge constitutes one of the contemporary crossroads...

Recent years have seen considerable growth of online multimedia databases, largely due to digitization processes in different sectors of society. Knowledge organization and representation strategies were used to qualify and enrich data and metadata...

The 2019 United Nations General Assembly declared that the years of 2022 to 2032 will encompass the International Decade of Indigenous Languages. Within this context, information Science (IC) and knowledge organization (OC) play a central role in...