Weldon, Stephen P. (Author)
Classification of the history of science has a long history, and the essays in this Focus section explore that history and its consequences from several different angles. Two of the papers deal with how classifying schemes in bibliography have evolved. A third looks at the way archival organization has changed over the years. Finally, the last essay explores the intersection of human and machine classifying systems. All four contributions look closely at the ramifications of the digital revolution for the way we organize the knowledge of the discipline.
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Article Alfonso-Goldfarb, Ana M.; Waisse, Silvia; Ferraz, Márcia H. M. (2013) From Shelves to Cyberspace: Organization of Knowledge and the Complex Identity of History of Science. Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (p. 551).
Article Anderson, R. Joseph (2013) The Organization and Description of Science Archives in America. Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (p. 561).
Article Weldon, Stephen P. (2013) Bibliography Is Social: Organizing Knowledge in the Isis Bibliography from Sarton to the Early Twenty-First Century. Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (p. 540).
Article Allen, Colin; The InPhO Group, (2013) Cross-Cutting Categorization Schemes in the Digital Humanities. Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (p. 573).
Article
Weldon, Stephen P.;
(2013)
Bibliography Is Social: Organizing Knowledge in the Isis Bibliography from Sarton to the Early Twenty-First Century
Article
Allen, Colin;
The InPhO Group, ;
(2013)
Cross-Cutting Categorization Schemes in the Digital Humanities
Article
Alfonso-Goldfarb, Ana M.;
Waisse, Silvia;
Ferraz, Márcia H. M.;
(2013)
From Shelves to Cyberspace: Organization of Knowledge and the Complex Identity of History of Science
Article
Weldon, Stephen;
(2009)
The Isis Bibliography from Its Origins to the Present Day: One Hundred Years of Evolution of a Classification System
Article
Toshev, B. V.;
(2011)
The Alchemy in Ambix (1937--1956)---Illustrated Bibliography
Article
Vera I. Kharlamova;
(2019)
About Bibliographical Projects During the Formation of the Mathematical Community in Europe. Portuguese Mathematicians in International Bibliography at the Turn of the XIX-XX Centuries
Book
Hunter, Andrew;
(2000)
Thornton and Tully's scientific books, libraries, and collectors: A study of bibliography and the book trade in relation to the history of science
Article
Anderson, R. Joseph;
(2013)
The Organization and Description of Science Archives in America
Article
Funk, Holger;
(2012)
Towards Bibliographical Accuracy: A Clarification of Some Obscure References in Linnaeus's Musa Cliffortiana (1736)
Article
Dunér, David;
(2007)
Språket i universum. Polhem och alfabetskonsten
Thesis
Paul Callomon;
(2016)
The Nature of Names: Japanese Vernacular Nomenclature in Natural Science
Book
Colin B. Burke;
(2014)
Information and Intrigue: From Index Cards to Dewey Decimals to Alger Hiss
Book
Antonietta Folino;
(2024)
Alle origini della Classificazione Decimale Universale: La corrispondenza tra Paul Otlet e Melvil Dewey
Article
Hamilton, Andrew;
Wheeler, Quentin D.;
(2008)
Taxonomy and Why History of Science Matters for Science: A Case Study
Article
Lamza, Lukasz;
(2010)
How Much History Can Chemistry Take?
Article
Stephen P. Weldon;
(2022)
View from the Bibliographer's Desk : Exploring Two-Decades of Citations in the Discipline of History of Science
Article
Railienė, Birutė;
(2013)
Bibliographic Control for History of Science: Commission on Bibliography and Documentation of the IUHPST/DHST
Article
Pyenson, Lewis;
Verbruggen, Christophe;
(2009)
Ego and the International: The Modernist Circle of George Sarton
Article
Helen M. Cohn;
(2022)
Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 42, 2020/21
Article
Cohn, Helen M.;
(2009)
Bibliography of the History of Australian Science, No. 29, 2008
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