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RODRIGUES TABOSA, Hamilton; DA SILVA TAVARES, Derek Warwick  e  VERAS NUNES, Jefferson. History and epistemology of information Science addressed from a social approach. Rev. Interam. Bibliot [online]. 2016, vol.39, n.3, pp.286-300. ISSN 0120-0976.  https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rib.v39n3a06.

The purpose of this article is to reflect mainly based on Vygotsky and Moscovici, on the development of theories about the relationship between the studies in cognitive and social approaches that happened in the sixties Europe, to understand the historical moment in which it began its social approach by the Information Science (CI) as she institutionalized with a strong tendency to US influence in its epistemological composition. Raises reflections that depart from social representations coming from the Sociology and Social Psychology seek to realize influences and / or equivalence in relation to the emergence of social approach to CI. It also briefly the Latour’s view of the idea of purification and modern science in order to understand how CI falls within that theoretical framework. As a result, it was noticed and it was discussed on delaying the onset or the adoption of a social nature in theoretical and methodological field of IC, not a science-modern, open to interdisciplinary solutions (strongly linked to Sociology) for some of their research problems and a member of a network of horizontal socio-technical relations.

Palavras-chave : Information Science - Epistemology; Social representations; Social Psychology.

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