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is it in particular? |
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| n | �IS
is centered on the representation, storage, |
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| transmission,
selection (retrieval, filtering), and |
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use of documents and messages� created for |
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| use by humans.� Interest extends outwards
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directions because of the need to |
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| understand
contextual, institutional, |
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| methodological,
technological, and theoretical |
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| aspects.�
� Buckland & Liu, 1995 |
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