The bibliographical structure of fan information
The bibliographical structure of fan information
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粉丝信息的书目结构
DOI：
10.1108/01604959910265869
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发表时间：
1999
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通讯作者：
David Kane
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作者：
C. Hart;Michael Schoolbred;David R. Butcher;David Kane
到目前为止，许多主流的ILS从业者和教育家都忽略了粉丝制作的文学作品，因为材料本身就是短暂的，而且大多数信息都不在正常的书目控制范围之内。互联网的出现为粉丝们提供了一个创造和交流信息的新论坛，其中很多信息的丰富性和深度都是无与伦比的。这些材料可以丰富图书馆的馆藏，而日益增长的电子扇子信息亚文化可以从信息专业人员提供的技能中受益。通过案例研究，本文说明了网络上粉丝信息的范围和深度，并提出了一个模型，使信息专业人员能够利用和控制现在可见的基于粉丝的文献财富。本文的结论是，信息专业人员应该重新审视粉丝文学世界，以便更好地了解潜在图书馆用户的信息寻求活动，并利用他们现有的专业知识在粉丝文学世界与公共图书馆和学术图书馆资源之间建立联系。
To date, many mainstream ILS practitioners and educationalists have ignored fan‐produced literature due to the inherently ephemeral nature of the material and the fact that the majority of the information is outside normal bibliographic control. The advent of the Internet has provided fans with a new forum to create and exchange information, much of which is unparalleled in its richness and depth. This material can enrich library collections, while the growing sub‐cultures of electronic fan information can benefit from the skills offered by information professionals. Using case studies, the paper illustrates the range and depth of fan information on the Net and proposes a model to enable information professionals to utilise and control the wealth of fan‐based literature that is now becoming visible. The paper concludes that information professionals should re‐examine the world of fan‐based literature in order to become better informed about the information seeking activities of potential library users and to use their existing expertise to make links between the world of fan literature, and the resources of public and academic libraries.