Library and Information Science Literature in India: An Examination of Author-Assigned Keywords
Journal Title: SRELS Journal of Information Management - Year 2017, Vol 54, Issue 5
Abstract
The Study of articles published in Library and Information Science Journals in recent times suggests that author assigned keywords are largely uncontrolled. Despite knowledge of controlled vocabulary they mostly use NL phrases to represent the content. This paper examines keywords assigned by authors to papers published in Library and information Science journals in India in the last fifteen years (1998-2012).
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- DOI 10.17821/srels/2017/v54i5/97066
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