Obituarios académicos y homenajes póstumos: legados científicos para el campo de la Cienciometría

• Autores: Maria Cristina Piumbato Innocentini Hayashi, Alexandre Masson Maroldi, Carlos Roberto Massao Hayashi
• Localización: Revista general de información y documentación, ISSN-e 1988-2858, ISSN 1132-1873, Vol. 31, Nº 1, 2021, págs. 369-394
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.5209/rgid.76967
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  • Los obituarios académicos y los homenajes póstumos son narrativas que consagran trayectorias biográficas de talento y mérito. El objetivo del artículo fue investigar cómo los legados científicos de líderes intelectuales e inspiradores para el campo de la Cienciometría son reconocidos por sus pares en obituarios académicos y homenajes póstumos. Las contribuciones teóricas y metodológicas de la investigación provienen de las Ciencias de la Información y la Sociología de la Ciencia. A través de categorías cuantitativas y cualitativas, se analizaron obituarios académicos (n=48) y homenajes póstumos (n=77) publicados en revistas científicas. Al trazar el perfil de los obituariados, obituaristas y obituarios, el estudio realizado destacó las principales contribuciones de los obituarios al campo de la Cienciometría y demostró que los obituarios académicos pueden aportar elementos capaces de revelar los legados científicos y el impacto inspirador de estos investigadores para sus campos de conocimiento

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