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    Journal: Journal of Documentation

    Volume 74, Issue 6

    1134 -- 1148Ann Hallyburton, Paromita Biswas. Searching for the "sacred cow": a conceptual analysis of the term in nursing literature
    1149 -- 1161Jim Berryman. Art as document: on conceptual art and documentation
    1162 -- 1174Helen J. Waller, David S. Waller. Opera costumes and the value of object biographies
    1175 -- 1189Karen Wickett. A logic-based framework for collection/item metadata relationships
    1190 -- 1203Lala Hajibayova. Leveraging collective intelligence: from univocal to multivocal representation of cultural heritage
    1204 -- 1225Rupert Nicholas Williams. Future strategic considerations and development priorities for national museum libraries
    1226 -- 1242Claudio Gnoli. Mentefacts as a missing level in theory of information science
    1243 -- 1257Lin Wang. Twinning data science with information science in schools of library and information science
    1258 -- 1273Keren Dali. The lifeways we avoid: The role of information avoidance in discrimination against people with disabilities
    1274 -- 1292Hussain Alshahrani, Diane Rasmussen Pennington. "Why not use it more?" Sources of self-efficacy in researchers' use of social media for knowledge sharing
    1293 -- 1317Christian Olalla-Soler. Using electronic information resources to solve cultural translation problems: Differences between students and professional translators
    1318 -- 1338Sarah Higgins. Digital curation: the development of a discipline within information science

    Volume 74, Issue 5

    918 -- 935Hyerim Cho, Marc L. Schmalz, Stephen A. Keating, Jin Ha Lee. Analyzing anime users' online forum queries for recommendation using content analysis
    936 -- 950Anne Chardonnens, Ettore Rizza, Mathias Coeckelbergs, Seth van Hooland. Mining user queries with information extraction methods and linked data
    951 -- 965Piyapat Jarusawat, Andrew Cox, Jo Bates. Community participation in the management of palm leaf manuscripts as Lanna cultural material in Thailand
    966 -- 986Reijo Savolainen. Pioneering models for information interaction in the context of information seeking and retrieval
    987 -- 1007Ulla Pohjannoro, Antti Mikael Rousi. The modes of music information in a compositional process: a case study
    1008 -- 1024Antti Mikael Rousi, Reijo Savolainen, J. Tuomas Harviainen, Pertti Vakkari. Situational relevance of music information modes: An empirical investigation among Doctor of Music students
    1025 -- 1041Jan Michael Nolin. Defining transparency movements
    1042 -- 1052Anna Hampson Lundh, Mats Dolatkhah, Louise Limberg. From informational reading to information literacy: Change and continuity in document work in Swedish schools
    1053 -- 1073Wolfgang Zenk-Möltgen, Esra Akdeniz, Alexia Katsanidou, Verena Naßhoven, Ebru Balaban. Factors influencing the data sharing behavior of researchers in sociology and political science
    1074 -- 1103Paolo Rocchi, Andrea Resca. The creativity of authors in defining the concept of information
    1104 -- 1132Konstantina Martzoukou, Simon Burnett. Exploring the everyday life information needs and the socio-cultural adaptation barriers of Syrian refugees in Scotland

    Volume 74, Issue 4

    674 -- 691Deborah Maron, Melanie Feinberg. What does it mean to adopt a metadata standard? A case study of Omeka and the Dublin Core
    692 -- 721Andrew D. Madden, Sheila Webber, Nigel Ford, Mary Crowder. The relationship between students' subject preferences and their information behaviour
    722 -- 740Carin Graminius, Jutta Haider. Air pollution online: everyday environmental information on the social media site Sina Weibo
    741 -- 762Caroline Hood, Peter Reid. Social media as a vehicle for user engagement with local history: A case study in the North East of Scotland
    763 -- 780Eun G. Park, Gordon Burr, Victoria Slonosky, Renee Sieber, Lori Podolsky. Data rescue archive weather (DRAW): Preserving the complexity of historical climate data
    781 -- 803M. G. P. P. Mahindarathne, Qingfei Min. Developing a model to explore the information seeking behaviour of farmers
    804 -- 826Alex H. Poole, Deborah A. Garwood. "Natural allies": Librarians, archivists, and big data in international digital humanities project work
    827 -- 843Anita Nordsteien, Katriina Byström. Transitions in workplace information practices and culture: The influence of newcomers on information use in healthcare
    844 -- 861Hazel Hall, Peter Cruickshank, Bruce Ryan. Long-term community development within a researcher network: A social network analysis of the DREaM project cadre
    862 -- 879Rebekah Willson. "Systemic Managerial Constraints": How universities influence the information behaviour of HSS early career academics
    880 -- 893Tim Gorichanaz, Kiersten F. Latham, Elizabeth Wood. Lifeworld as "unit of analysis"
    894 -- 916Kim Tallerås, Jørn Helge B. Dahl, Nils Pharo. User conceptualizations of derivative relationships in the bibliographic universe

    Volume 74, Issue 3

    462 -- 489Patrick Keilty, Gregory Leazer. Feeling documents: toward a phenomenology of information seeking
    490 -- 508Ayse Gursoy, Karen Wickett, Melanie Feinberg. Understanding tag functions in a moderated, user-generated metadata ecosystem
    509 -- 525Natalie Greene Taylor. Youth information-seeking behavior and online government information: Tweens' perceptions of US federal government websites
    526 -- 551Xiaosong Zhou, Xu Sun, Qingfeng Wang, Sarah Sharples. A context-based study of serendipity in information research among Chinese scholars
    552 -- 574Biyang Yu, Ana Ndumu, Lorri M. Mon, Zhenjia Fan. E-inclusion or digital divide: an integrated model of digital inequality
    575 -- 587Christopher Bruhn, Sue Yeon Syn. Pragmatic thought as a philosophical foundation for collaborative tagging and the Semantic Web
    588 -- 607Irene Lopatovska, Tiffany Carcamo, Nicholas Dease, Elijah Jonas, Simen Kot, Grace Pamperien, Anthony Volpe, Kurt Yalcin. Not just a pretty picture part two: testing a visual literacy program for young children
    608 -- 623Heather O'Brien, Devon L. Greyson, Cathy Chabot, Jean Shoveller. Young parents' personal and social information contexts for child feeding practices: An ethnographic study in British Columbia, Canada
    624 -- 640J. Tuomas Harviainen, Amon Rapp. Multiplayer online role-playing as information retrieval and system use: an ethnographic study
    641 -- 667Victoria Stobo, Kerry Patterson, Kristofer Erickson, Ronan Deazley. "I should like you to see them some time": An empirical study of copyright clearance costs in the digitisation of Edwin Morgan's scrapbooks
    668 -- 671Jan Michael Nolin, Ann-Sofie Axelsson, Alen Doracic, Claes Lennartsson, Annemaree Lloyd, Gustaf Nelhans. Response to Cult of the "I"

    Volume 74, Issue 2

    258 -- 277Deborah Lee, Lyn Robinson. The heart of music classification: toward a model of classifying musical medium
    278 -- 288Lutz Bornmann, Adam Y. Ye, Fred Y. Ye. Identifying landmark publications in the long run using field-normalized citation data
    289 -- 308Anton van der Vegt, Guido Zuccon, Bevan Koopman, Peter Bruza. A task completion framework to support single-interaction IR research
    309 -- 332Sille Obelitz Søe. Algorithmic detection of misinformation and disinformation: Gricean perspectives
    333 -- 353Xiaoguang Wang, Ningyuan Song, Lu Zhang, Yanyu Jiang. Understanding subjects contained in Dunhuang mural images for deep semantic annotation
    354 -- 371Karen F. Gracy. Enriching and enhancing moving images with Linked Data: An exploration in the alignment of metadata models
    372 -- 382Martin Thellefsen, Torkild Thellefsen, Bent Sørensen. Information as signs: A semiotic analysis of the information concept, determining its ontological and epistemological foundations
    383 -- 397Louise Spiteri, Jen Pecoskie. Expanding the scope of affect: taxonomy construction for emotions, tones, and associations
    398 -- 411Melissa G. Ocepek. Bringing out the everyday in everyday information behavior
    412 -- 429Jo Bates. The politics of data friction
    430 -- 446Arunas Gudinavicius, Andrius Suminas. Choosing a book by its cover: analysis of a reader's choice
    447 -- 460Knut Alstad, Morten Hertzum. Information seeking by geoscientists: an update on Bichteler and Ward (1989)

    Volume 74, Issue 1

    2 -- 17David Bawden, Lyn Robinson. Curating the infosphere: Luciano Floridi's Philosophy of Information as the foundation for library and information science
    18 -- 35Kristina Sundberg, Ulrika Kjellman. The tattoo as a document
    36 -- 61Chunqiu Li, Shigeo Sugimoto. Provenance description of metadata application profiles for long-term maintenance of metadata schemas
    62 -- 79Sarah Ahmed A. Albassam, Ian Ruthven. Users' relevance criteria for video in leisure contexts
    80 -- 98Giovanna Badia. Identifying "best bets" for searching in chemical engineering: Comparing database content and performance for information retrieval
    99 -- 118Chuanfu Chen, Qiao Li, Zhiqing Deng, Kuei Chiu, Ping Wang. The preferences of Chinese LIS journal articles in citing works outside the discipline
    119 -- 136Elke Greifeneder, Sheila Pontis, Ann Blandford, Hesham Attalla, David Neal, Kirsten Schlebbe. Researchers' attitudes towards the use of social networking sites
    137 -- 161Valérie Spezi, Simon Wakeling, Stephen Pinfield, Jenny Fry, Claire Creaser, Peter Willett 0002. "Let the community decide"? The vision and reality of soundness-only peer review in open-access mega-journals
    162 -- 186Helena Lee, Natalie Pang. Understanding the effects of task and topical knowledge in the evaluation of websites as information patch
    187 -- 194Håkon Larsen. Archives, libraries and museums in the Nordic model of the public sphere
    195 -- 222Miel Vander Sande, Ruben Verborgh, Patrick Hochstenbach, Herbert Van de Sompel. Toward sustainable publishing and querying of distributed Linked Data archives
    223 -- 246Qing Wang. Distribution features and intellectual structures of digital humanities: A bibliometric analysis
    247 -- 254Maria Burke. Making choices: developing digital research frameworks for information management
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