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Articles in Wntr, 2004 issue of Library Trends

• Introduction
  by Ken Herold
• Faceted classification and logical division in information retrieval
  by Jack Mills
• On verifying the accuracy of information: philosophical perspectives
  by Don Fallis
• Afterword LIS as applied philosophy of information: a reappraisal
  by Luciano Floridi
• Documentation redux: prolegomenon to philosophy of information
  by Bernd Frohmann
• Classification, rhetoric, and the classificatory horizon
  by Stephen Paling
• Knowledge profiling: the basis for knowledge organization
  by Torkild Thellefsen
• Information and its philosophy
  by Ian Cornelius
• The epistemological foundations of knowledge representations
  by Elaine Svenonius
• Arguments for philosophical realism in library and information science
  by Birger Hjorland
• Erratum
• Community as event
  by Ronald E. Day
• The ubiquitous hierarchy: an army to overcome the threat of a mob
  by Hope A. Olson
• Classification and categorization: a difference that makes a difference
  by Elin K. Jacob
• Information studies without information
  by Jonathan Furner
• A human information behavior approach to a philosophy of information
  by Amanda Spink
• Relevance: language, semantics, philosophy
  by John M. Budd
• Cybersemiotics and the problems of the information-processing paradigm as a candidate for a unified science of information behind library information science
  by Soren Brier