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Theorems of information literacy (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))
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- 2008-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Information Literacy at the crossroad of Education and Information Policies in Europe (literal)
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- Theorems of information literacy (literal)
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- Infomation Literacy at the crossroad of Education and Information Policies in Europe (a cura di C. Basili) (literal)
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- Susie Andretta London Metropolitan University, London - United Kingdom; Carla Basili Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR). Istituto di Ricerca sull'Impresa e lo Sviluppo (Ceris), Rome - Italy; Aurora Cuevas Cerveró Universidad Complutense. Library & Information Science Department, Madrid - Spain; Sabina Cisek Jagiellonian University. Institute of Information and Library Science, Krakow - Poland; Michaela Dombrovská Charles University in Prague. Czech Republic; Thomas Hapke Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH). - Germany; Anthi Katsirikou University of Piraeus. European Documentation Center, Piraeus - Greece; Monika Krakowska Jagiellonian University. Institute of Information and Library Science, Krakow - Poland; Hana Landová Czech University of Life Sciences Prague. Study and Information Centre &Charles University in Prague. - Czech Republic; Annemarie Nilges ULB Düsseldorf & AG Informationskompetenz NRW, Düsseldorf - Germany; Maria Próchnicka Jagiellonian University. Institute of Information and Library Science, Krakow - Poland; Anca Rapeanu Central University Library \"Carol I\", Bucharest - Romania; Lisa Reggiani Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR). Istituto di Ricerca sull'Impresa e lo Sviluppo (Ceris), Rome - Italy; Petra ?Sedinová Masaryk University. Brno - Czech Republic; Ludmila Tichá Czech Technical University in Prague. Prague - Czech Republic; Sirje Virkus Tallinn University, Tallinn - Estonia; Josep Vives i Gràcia Government of Catalonia. Ministry of Culture Culture and Media. Subdirection of Libraries, Barcelona - Spain (literal)
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- Abstract
- The paper recognises that the universe of discourse on Information Literacy (IL) has to be stratified into different layers. The proposed stratification can be of use both for a theoretical systematisation of the issue and for identifying a sequence of measures aimed at an effective propagation of a Culture of Information. The paper presents a mathematical-like approach, which starts by proposing the definitions of some basic concepts and then proceeds with 10 propositions or theses, each supported by a number of argumentations.
The proposed theses are generated by the following analysis perspectives of the Information Literacy phenomenon, and accordingly grouped:
a) Disciplinary perspective: analysis of Information Literacy as Culture of Information and as a form of study of information;
b) Social/political perspective: analysis of Information Literacy as an educational policy goal;
c) Cognitive perspective: analysis of Information Literacy as a form of personal competence.
As a consequence of the proposed theses, the following foci of the
Information Literacy discourse are identified:
- Information Literacy rationale (theses 1,2,3);
- Policy awareness (theses 4,5,6);
- Planning and implementation (theses 7,8,9);
- Individual development (thesis 10).
Against this background, the paper will explore how the distinction between different stratifications - by trying to give order to the reasoning about the issues concerning literacy in information - can facilitate the identification of a set of variables to be taken into account in defining a coherent strategy towards making Information Literacy legitimate within the European Higher Education context. (literal)
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