| C V | Home |
Recent work:
Thesis: The Use of Faceted Analytico-Synthetic Theory in the Practice of Website Construction and Design [pdf]
La Barre, K. and Cochrane, P. A. (2006). Facet analysis as a knowledge management tool on the Internet. Professor A. Neelameghan Festschrift Volume.
Journal articles
Cronin, B., La Barre, K. (in press). Patterns of Puffery: An Analysis of Non-Fiction Blurbs. Journal of Library and Information Science.
Cronin, B., Shaw, D. and La Barre, K. (2004). Visible, less visible, and invisible work: patterns of collaboration in twentieth century chemistry. Journal of the American Society for Information Science & Technology 55 (2), 160-168.
Cronin, B., Shaw, D., & La Barre, K. (2003). A cast of thousands: co-authorship and sub-authorship collaboration in the twentieth century as manifested in the scholarly literature of psychology and philosophy. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology. 54 (9), 855-871.
Conference proceedings
A multi-faceted view: Use of facet analysis in the practice of website organization and access. (2006). In: Peter Ohly (Ed.) Advances in Knowledge Organization: Knowledge Organization and the global information society.
Weaving Webs of Significance: The Classification Research Group in the United States and Canada. (2004). The History and Heritage of Scientific and Technological Information Systems: Proceedings of the 2002 Conference. Edited by W. Boyd Rayward and Mary Ellen Bowden. Medford, N. J.: Information Today for The American Society for Information Science and Technology and the Chemical Heritage Foundation. pp. 246-257.
Adventures in faceted classification: A brave new world or a world of confusion? (2004). In: Ia C. McIlwaine (Ed.) Advances in Knowledge Organization: Knowledge Organization and the global information society.
Look back to look forward: The Classification Research Study Group
and
SIG/CR. (2003). In
Bliss and Ranganathan: Synthesis,
Synchronicity or Sour Grapes? (2000). In Dynamism and Stability in
Knowledge Organization. Proceedings of the the Sixth
International
Conference of the International Society of
Knowledge Organization, 10-13 July, 2000 Toronto Canada. eds. Clare
Beghtol, Lynne C. Howarth, Nancy J. Williamson. Wurzburg: Ergon
Verlag. p. 157-163.
Ain't Ms. Behavin': More pioneering women in
information science. Submitted for consideration on behalf of
SIG/HFIS to
ASIS&T 2004 Annual Meeting; "Managing and Enhancing Information:
Cultures
and Conflicts". ASIS&T AM 2004. Providence, Rhode Island. November
13-18,
2004.
Phyllis Allen Richmond: The Art and Science of Classification.
Presented
at the Pioneering Women in Information Science panel discussion,
hosted
by SIG/HFIS at ASIST 2003 Annual Conference: Humanizing
Information
Technology. October 18, 2003. Long
Beach California.
Creating Conceptual Access: Faceted
Knowledge Organization in the Unrev-II email archives. (2002).
Published
in the CD of the proceedings from PORT's Pragmatic Web Workshop at
the
10th International Conference
on
Conceptual Structures: Integration and Interfaces (ICCS2002)
July 15 -
19, 2002, Borovets, Bulgaria
The Classification
Research Group (U.K.) and the Classification Research Study Group
(USA and
Canada). Philadelphia, June 8-9, 2001.
Workshop of the History and Heritage of Scientific and
Technical
Information Systems.
"Bliss and Ranganathan:
Synthesis,
Synchronicity or Sour Grapes." Presentation at the Sixth
International Conference of the International Society of Knowledge
Organization, July 10-13, 2000.
The art and science of classification: Phyllis Allen Richmond,
1921-1997. (2004). Library Trends 52
(4): 765-791. [.doc]
Faceted maps of knowledge and domains: "Peeling the onion
of an
idea [1]," An examination of the use of Facet Analysis in website
design.
Qualifying paper submitted and accepted in support of Doctoral
Candidacy,
August, 2004.
[1] Brian Vickery. Faceted classification
schemes
in Susan Artandi (Ed.) Rutgers Series on Systems for the
Intellectual
Organization of Information. v. 5. New Brunswick, NJ: Graduate
School of
Library Science at Rutgers University.
Cronin, B. & La
Barre, K.
(2004). Mickey Mouse and Milton: book publishing in the
humanities.
Learned Publishing , 17(2), 85-98.
Cronin, B., La Barre, K. & Shaw, D., (2003). Visible, less visible
and
invisible work. January, 2003. School of Library and Information
Science,
Bloomington IN.
Creating conceptual access to an archive of creative thought
July 25, 2002, Seattle Washington. Presented at the Workshop on
the
philosophical, historical, rhetorical and other conceptual
approaches to
Library and Information Studies at the Fourth International
Conference of the Conceptions of Library and Information Science:
Emerging
Frameworks and Methods.
A brief history of the Colon and Bliss classifications. June 6,
2000.
Guest lecturer for a graduate seminar at the School of Library and
Information Science, Indiana University.
Creating a
faceted access structure for the Unfinished Revolution
discussion group archive.
Oral history of Pauline Atherton Cochrane
Other research in progress
Bibliographies, charts, sketches
Refereed presentations
Bio
Bibliography
Nonrefereed Publications and Presentations
Current research projects
Facets on the web: homepage