2004
DOI: 10.4267/2042/9417
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Abstract: Laboratoire communication et politique, CNRS INTRODUCTION Une discipline et l'université françaiseCe numéro d'Hermès est centré sur une discipline. Il s'attache à un exemple particulier, celui des Sciences de l'information et de la communication (couramment nommées Sic, sigle retenu ici, ou Infocom) discipline universitaire française créée en 1974. La démarche qu'on a été amené à suivre pour atteindre le résultat que voici a reposé sur un questionnement triple. Que sait-on des disciplines ? Que peut-on dire d'… Show more

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“…Resist, as much as possible, the idea that objects, problems and methods could be the properties of specific disciplines . (Jeanneret & Ollivier, , p. 17)Interestingly, scholars outside of France have made similar observations that objects are not the properties of specific disciplines (Bawden, ; Buckland, , ; Floridi, , ). Capurro and Hjørland () pointed out that information science is not the only field to study information and that other disciplines are concerned with this (astronomers, historians, photographers, journalists, etc.).…”
Section: Information and Communication Sciences: An Unbalanced Unionmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Resist, as much as possible, the idea that objects, problems and methods could be the properties of specific disciplines . (Jeanneret & Ollivier, , p. 17)Interestingly, scholars outside of France have made similar observations that objects are not the properties of specific disciplines (Bawden, ; Buckland, , ; Floridi, , ). Capurro and Hjørland () pointed out that information science is not the only field to study information and that other disciplines are concerned with this (astronomers, historians, photographers, journalists, etc.).…”
Section: Information and Communication Sciences: An Unbalanced Unionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…This can be seen in the fact that the name of the field oscillates between the singular form—“La science de l'information”—and the plural form—“Les sciences de l'information”. In English, the field is also either referred to as “information studies” or “information science.” Technology is another area where a convergence of viewpoint is noticeable: Scholars from both geographic and linguistic zones display the same suspicion toward the role of technology and of computer science (Davallon, ; Hjørland, ; Hjørland and Albrechtsen, ; Jeanneret & Ollivier, ).…”
Section: Aims and Scopementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Or, « la signification fondamentale de l'interdiscipline est celle d'un rappel à l'ordre humain » (Gusdorf, 1983). Ainsi, « les logiques disciplinaires [qui] visent fondamentalement à l'institutionnalisation et à la normalisation des discours et des pratiques » (Jeanneret et Ollivier, 2004) pourraient neutraliser une logique de la découverte qui émerge d'une interdiscipline fondée « sur le mode du débat et de la confrontation entre les savoirs » (Bougnoux, 2001).…”
Section: Ans Après Une Interdiscipline Sous Le Joug De Tensions Et Dunclassified