Neo-documentation’s “Copernican Revolution” upon Information Science

The article discusses neo-documentation's "Copernican Revolution" upon information science from the aspect of Heideggerian phenomenology and a documentality of relation and emergence.

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Proceedings from the Document Academy
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2024-12-13
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https://doi.org/10.35492/docam/11/2/21
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Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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Neo-documentation’s “Copernican Revolution” upon Information Science

Ronald E. Day
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Neo-documentation’s “Copernican Revolution” upon Information Science

Ronald E. Day
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Abstract

The article discusses neo-documentation's "Copernican Revolution" upon information science from the aspect of Heideggerian phenomenology and a documentality of relation and emergence.

Proceedings from the Document AcademyVol. 11(2)
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Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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