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Dances with relevance

January 30th, 2010

From Bjorland’s redefinition of relevance in the February 2010 issue of JASIST:

“Foskett’s view of relevance is close to the one suggested in the present article. Before I did so, he considered the literature of science studies and found here the basis for understanding “relevance”: That relevance is not primarily a psychological concept, but a concept in the theory of knowledge (epistemology), a paradigm, something generally accepted in a community.”

An intelligence community, perhaps?

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