%0 Journal Article %1 saracevic1999information %A Saracevic, T. %D 1999 %E of the American Society for Information Science, Journal %J Journal of the American Society for Information Science %K information informationswissenschaft infowiss irhhu saracevic science %N 50 %P 1051-1063 %T Information Science %V 50 %X First, information science is interdisciplinary in nature; however, the relations with various disciplines are changing. The interdisciplinary evolution is far from over. Second, information science is inexorable connected to information technology. A technological imperative is compelling and constraining the evolution of information science (…). Third, information science is, with many other fields, an activeparticipant in the evolution of the information society. Information science has a strong social and human dimension, above and beyond technology.

@article{saracevic1999information, abstract = {First, information science is interdisciplinary in nature; however, the relations with various disciplines are changing. The interdisciplinary evolution is far from over. Second, information science is inexorable connected to information technology. A technological imperative is compelling and constraining the evolution of information science (…). Third, information science is, with many other fields, an activeparticipant in the evolution of the information society. Information science has a strong social and human dimension, above and beyond technology.}, added-at = {2011-11-16T14:51:55.000+0100}, author = {Saracevic, T.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2ee27eaa470ed9c220aba398a36cf78b6/diyalaerguen}, editor = {of the American Society for Information Science, Journal}, interhash = {a942908345c1f3a90d4e61c3393dde4f}, intrahash = {ee27eaa470ed9c220aba398a36cf78b6}, journal = {Journal of the American Society for Information Science}, keywords = {information informationswissenschaft infowiss irhhu saracevic science}, number = 50, pages = {1051-1063}, timestamp = {2011-11-16T14:51:55.000+0100}, title = {Information Science}, volume = 50, year = 1999 }