Dealing with change through information sculpting
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Dealing with change through information sculpting
Emerald Publishing, 2022
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [193]-259) and index
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内容説明
How do we deal with challenging life events?
Working across hundreds of research studies, Dealing With Change Through Information Sculpting uncovers how people respond informationally to major life transitions by examining our information behaviours - how we provide, seek, assess, share, use, deny, avoid, and create information - during times of personal change and explains the role of these behaviours in reconstructing ourselves following a life event. Dealing With Change Through Information Sculpting proposes the theory of Information Sculpting to describe how we respond to change and the information behaviours we use to create this response, explaining how we construct solutions to life transitions by a series of information behaviours that are used to gain a sense of coherence, purpose, and value in life.
Until now there has been no text that provides an information focus on transitions across the human life span. Dealing With Change Through Information Sculpting looks at information behaviour in relationship creation and breakdown, parenting, starting and ending work, developing sexualities, becoming ill, being a victim of crime, and dying, to show how our we sculpt information solutions that transform our lives and transform ourselves. Supported by a bibliography of over 1,000 works, this book is a major reference point for those interested in how we use information during the most significant times in our lives.
目次
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Dealing with Change
Chapter 3. Theorising Change - Information Sculpting
Chapter 4. Information Behaviour and Change
Chapter 5. Families and Relationships
Chapter 6. Work
Chapter 7. Health
Chapter 8. Sex and Sexuality
Chapter 9. Crime and Surviving Crime
Chapter 10. Information Sculpting and Transitions
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