Tag: Bibliometrics

Mapping output in content analysis in SciELO Brazil indicates a technique that is caught in a time warp

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A scientometric review on the use of content analysis in SciELO Brasil showed a notable concentration of citations from Laurence Bardin’s manual, whose use continues to grow. As the work has not had updates in the last two decades, we can say that the use of the technique may be caught in a time warp. Read More →