2014
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-37862014000100004
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Elements of social representation theory incollaborative tagging systems

Abstract: This article discusses the information representation process based on the Moscovici's Social Representation Theory and domain analysis in Information Science. The aim was to identify mechanisms and constituent dimensions of social representation in collaborative tagging systems/social bookmarking systems. Scientific knowledge was defined as the object/phenomenon of representation in these systems; and the tag as the shareable structure of meaning that connects participants and resources. The empirical researc… Show more

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“…One of the notable exceptions includes the use of this theory to analyze a social tagging system. Marchiori et al (2014), who examined tagging in CiteULike, found that some activities like reuse of own tags and reuse of the others' tags resemble anchoring and objectification, respectively, if only to a certain extent. The other examples concern the analysis of the concept of relevance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…One of the notable exceptions includes the use of this theory to analyze a social tagging system. Marchiori et al (2014), who examined tagging in CiteULike, found that some activities like reuse of own tags and reuse of the others' tags resemble anchoring and objectification, respectively, if only to a certain extent. The other examples concern the analysis of the concept of relevance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The dynamics of group interaction to creates a consensus towards unfamiliar objects or events (e.g. phenomenon) which in turn creates a new form of knowledge and construed social entities termed as social representative [16].…”
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“…Those objects or phenomena can be of various forms [16] such as physical (e.g. bathroom), interpersonal (e.g.…”
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