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Kopanieva Viktoriia

Development of the Cognitive Concept of Scientific Communication

Abstract: The linguistic and neurophysiological sources of cognitive sciences, which were examined in M. Rubakin’s bibliological theory, are analyzed. He noted an ambiguous correspondence between the knowledge of a certain person and the documentary information obtained as a result of the verbalization of this knowledge. The necessity of accounting for the cognitive aspects of communication is substantiated to facilitate the user’s awareness of external information. The entropy character of the processes of information exchange between individuals and socio-technical systems has been established. It is proposed to create cognitive-oriented resources to reduce information entropy in scientific communication systems. Recommended as a source of information for their formation is the use of data from the bibliographic apparatus of the library. Approaches to the convergence of information and communication technologies and cognitive-oriented resources are considered.

Keywords: scientific communication, bibliology, knowledge, information, cognitive science, M. Rubakin.



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Kopanieva Viktoriia (2017). Development of the Cognitive Concept of Scientific Communication. Bibliotechnyi visnyk, (6) 3-9. (In Ukrainan). - http://bv.nbuv.gov.ua/doc/bv_2017_6_3


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