收稿日期: 2014-01-24
修回日期: 2014-02-10
网络出版日期: 2014-03-05
Research Progress on North American Information Science Theory in Recent 20 Years
Received date: 2014-01-24
Revised date: 2014-02-10
Online published: 2014-03-05
韩正彪 , 谢丽娜 , 周鹏 . 北美情报学理论近20年研究进展[J]. 图书情报工作, 2014 , 58(05) : 131 -140 . DOI: 10.13266/j.issn.0252-3116.2014.05.021
To systematically summarize North American information science theory research status for nearly 20 years and latest progress, we use a systematic literature review method to analyze 69 related theories journal papers. We mainly use open coding and logical analysis. Study results are as follows: Firstly, North American information science theory research are formed by seven dimensions, which are the basic concepts of information science, the introduction of interdisciplinary theory, information science philosophy theory, the field and theory framework of information science, the development and disciplines feature of information science. Secondly, American information science theory has three advantages, which are complete theoretical system, pluralism theory coexistence and combining the theoretical and empirical research methods. Thirdly, North American information science theory has three disadvantages, including lack of integrity analysis of pluralism philosophical theories, sustained research and theoretical framework theme achievement.
Key words: North American; information science theory; philosophy; information
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