Preprints nas ciências da vida: objetos de fronteira, cooperação e padronização
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preprint, ciências da vida, bioRxiv, objeto de fronteira, comunidades de práticaResumo
O objetivo do nosso trabalho é realizar uma análise do desenvolvimento de publicações preprint, particularmente na área das ciências da vida, tomando como ponto de partida a perspetiva de Susan Leigh Star sobre objetos de fronteira. A noção de objeto de fronteira permite-nos examinar o processo de formação de preprints e a sua estabilização, começando com a criação do repositório bioRxiv, como uma dinâmica de trabalho contínuo e cooperativo levado a cabo por um conjunto de comunidades de prática heterogéneas. Neste sentido, analisamos as preprints na tensão das oscilações que as comunidades realizam para as manter com uma identidade comum a todas as práticas e ao mesmo tempo para as apropriar de acordo com as suas necessidades particulares.Downloads
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