Abstract:This study examines the first ten years of the journal now known as Information & Culture. Founded in 1966 as the Journal of Library History, the Journal has been shaped according to the values, habits, and competencies that its contributors brought to changing circumstances so as to transform the Journal into an erudite interdisciplinary publication distant from its beginnings as a compendium of entertaining vignettes and didactic notes on the writing and uses of library history. The article authors use historical perspectives to frame various crises in scholarly communications, which are treated chronologically as they confronted the Journal, drawing on archival sources, secondary sources, interviews, participant observation by Gonzalez, and close reading of the publication to construct a narrative about the Journal in its relation to higher education, scholarly publication, and professional and disciplinary developments in librarianship and companion fields under the increasing influence of technology on these fields. The authors interpret characters, actions, and settings through the sociological lens of Pierre Bourdieu's concepts of social field, habitus, and multiple forms of actual and metaphorical capital.

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学术交流中的“危机”？1947 年至 1966 年《图书馆史杂志》出现的见解

摘要：这项研究考察了现在被称为信息与文化的期刊的前十年。该期刊于 1966 年作为图书馆历史期刊成立，根据其撰稿人在不断变化的环境中带来的价值观、习惯和能力进行塑造，从而将期刊转变为博学的跨学科出版物，远离其作为图书馆简编的开始。关于图书馆历史写作和使用的有趣小插曲和教学笔记。文章作者使用历史视角来构建学术交流中的各种危机，这些危机在他们面对期刊时按时间顺序处理，利用档案资料、二手资料、访谈、冈萨雷斯的参与观察、在技​​术对这些领域的影响日益增加的情况下，仔细阅读该出版物，以构建关于该杂志与高等教育、学术出版以及图书馆和相关领域的专业和学科发展的关系的叙述。作者通过皮埃尔·布迪厄 (Pierre Bourdieu) 的社会领域、惯习以及多种形式的实际和隐喻资本概念的社会学视角来解释人物、行动和环境。