Organização do conhecimento e bibliografia histórica: o horizonte interdisciplinar

Karine Gomes Falcão Vilela; Gilda Maria Whitaker Verri

Authors

Karine Gomes Falcão Vilela UFPE Author
Gilda Maria Whitaker Verri UFPE - PPGCI Author

Abstract

It deals with the Organization of Knowledge and its relationship with the Historical Bibliography mediated by the book object. The reflections are part of the ongoing dissertation project entitled "The Library of Recife Law School and its systematic catalog of 1896: an analysis from the perspective of the Knowledge Organization and the Historical Bibliography." The research approved in the Graduate Program in Information Science of the Federal University of Pernambuco aims to demonstrate how the field of action of the Historical Bibliography, as a theoretical-methodological apparatus, confers an interdisciplinary character to the Knowledge Organization. Documentary and bibliographic research has epistemological support in Information Science, specifically in the Knowledge Organization and in the interdisciplinary relationship established with Library and Book History. The historical-bibliographical analysis highlights the 1896 General Catalog of the Recife Law School Library and its constitutive elements: nature, planning, materiality, repertoire and semantic analysis of the documental corpus. The General Catalog is the basic tool for understanding the socialization of recorded knowledge.

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Author Biographies

Karine Gomes Falcão Vilela, UFPE

Librarian of the Recife Law School of UFPE. She is a master student of the Graduate Program in Information Science at UFPE. Develops master's research in the area of Knowledge Organization, Book History and Collective Memory. Has specialization by SENAC in the area of cultural heritage with emphasis on preservation of documentary collections.
Gilda Maria Whitaker Verri, UFPE - PPGCI

Graduated in Social Sciences from the Federal University of Pernambuco (1969), degree in Library Science from the Federal University of Pernambuco (1960), degree in Social Sciences from the Federal University of Pernambuco (1972), Master's degree in Sociology from the Federal University of Pernambuco (1990) and PhD in History from the Federal University of Pernambuco (2005). She is currently a nominated contributor to the Memory of the World Program, UNESCO, Brazil's National Committee; collaborator of the Archaeological, Historical and Geographic Institute Pernambucano and associate professor 3, retired from the Federal University of Pernambuco. Has ties with the Graduate Program in Information Science. Has experience in the area of Organization and Dissemination of Information, Book History and Reading and Memory, with emphasis on History and Memory of Pernambuco, acting on the following subjects: Memory and dissemination of information; information and culture: books and reading; history and information science; history and memory of the book in Pernambuco.