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Literature review for comps
To qualify to take comprehensive exams, doctoral students at SILS must prepare a literature review of the areas relevant to their probable dissertation topic. This is mine. It covers the following:
  • Need for study of information organization as a type of information behavior
  • Difference between information behavior and information practice research approaches
  • The concept of everyday life---in LIS, in sociology, and a more positive view for LIS
  • Personal information managament (PIM)
  • PIM as everyday life infrastructural practice
  • Amateur photography as defined by the Serious Leisure Perspective
  • Organization and description of images
  • Cognitive science and psychology views of cognitive concepts/categorization
  • Changes in approaches to classification in LIS and how they mirror changing view in cognitive science/psychology
  • Dervin's Sense-Making Methodology

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