ANALYSIS OF THE SCIENTIFIC OUTPUT OF GT10 (2010 TO 2025)
SIMILARITIES AND CONVERGENCES
Keywords:
memory, GT 10 Enancib, scientific production, thematic diversity, thesesAbstract
This article presents a research report developed within the course "Information, Memory and Society," linked to the Professional Doctorate in Information Management at the State University of Santa Catarina. The study aimed to identify similarities between the scientific output of Working Group 10 — Information, Memory and Society of the National Meeting of Research in Information Science, and the thesis research being developed by the authors, and for this purpose the following specific objectives were aligned: to analyze the scientific output of GT10, from 2010 to 2025; to examine the authors of GT10 with the highest output; to analyze the themes and keywords in the works published in GT10. This is a basic research study, with a qualitative-quantitative, exploratory, and descriptive approach, conducted through bibliographic research based on works retrieved from the National Database of Proceedings of the National Meeting of Research in Information Science. The analyzed corpus consisted of 457 works. The analyses focused on the authors with the highest production in Working Group 10, on recurring themes, keywords, and theoretical frameworks, articulating them with the discussions on memory, information, and society developed in the course. The results highlight the thematic diversity present in the working group, as well as connections with research related to social memory, bibliographic heritage, professional associations, information literacy, inclusion, public policies, information governance, and public security. Although debates on memory and information are widely consolidated within the group, certain contemporary approaches in Information Science still appear peripherally, indicating possibilities for expanding discussions.