Vol. 29 No. 57 (2010), Agendas
Vol. 29 No. 57 (2010)

From Documents to Hyper-Documents: A “Functional” Perspective of an Evolving Concept

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Published 2010-09-15
Miguel Ángel Marzal
Universidad Carlos III
Audilio Gonzales Aguilar
Universidad Paul Valéry
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Keywords

Document
Hyper-document
Information skills
Resource center.

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From Documents to Hyper-Documents: A “Functional” Perspective of an Evolving Concept. (2010). Signo Y Pensamiento, 29(57), 84-99. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.syp29-57.ddhi
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Abstract

Starting from the classical notion of document, we analyze the conceptual evolution of the concept while considering the perspectives of “form”, “sign”, and “medium” and bearing in mind, in each case, the changes undergone by this notion by comparing the differences between document and electronic document that information technology and communications have brought forward. In doing so, we attempt defining the concept of “hyperdocument” from a documentation perspective capable of becoming a suitable content tool for Web 2.0 to properly display its digital information in order to be reused in accordance to the functions which the user establishes. 

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