Biblioteconomia e as contradições do social

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The analysis and discursive relationship of Library Science can be taken from different schools of thought. This work focuses on the discourse of Library Science with the Social Sciences and Humanities, in particular the Marxist and critical thinking. This component named "social contradictions" search reveal the contradictions, conflicts and interests present in society. For this discussion of the discourse Brown César, Rendón Rojas, Almeida Júnior and Milanesi are summoned and tensioned. These authors bring elements in their speeches that enable such a relationship, in whole or in part, in view that the first two authors can have their speeches also associated with other currents of thought such as, "social order" and "building social", respectively. Understanding of knowledge that make up the discourse of Library Science would allow for greater deeper understanding of this scientific field. Understanding the theoretical characteristics of the authors of Library Science within a wider context such as the Social and Human Sciences, also provides a whitening their inclusion within this field, as well as exposure of the variety and richness of thoughts of Library Science.

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De Souza Carvalho Tanus, G. F. (2017). Biblioteconomia e as contradições do social. Informacao e Sociedade, 27(1), 201–212. https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1981-0695.2017v12n2.37163

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