A REFLECTIVE GAZE IN THE KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION
NARRATIVE REVIEW THROUGH THE LENS OF INFORMATION SCIENCE
Keywords:
knowledge organization, narrative literature review technique, scientific communication, conceptual appropriationAbstract
This study proposes the methodological appropriation of narrative literature review by knowledge organization in Information Science, given that this technique is distinguished by its nature dissociated from other systematic review parameters. It aims to analyze narrative literature review as a knowledge organization strategy in Information Science. Methodologically, the research is configured as a theoretical-exploratory study of a basic and qualitative nature, expressed in the form of a narrative literature review. It employs an intentional bibliographic survey of the specialized literature in the field, using Brapci and SciELO databases, complemented by the inclusion of seminal texts on the themes of knowledge organization and narrative literature review, using a snowballing technique. As a result, an explanation of the literature is presented, aiming at approximations of narrative review to knowledge organization, according to a Methodological Differentiation Framework that details the processes of theoretical calibration. This approach legitimizes the cognitive autonomy of the researcher and consolidates narrative review as a complex, malleable, and essential knowledge organization system for conceptual appropriation in the informational field.