What is a citation? Citation analysis in science
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Citation analysis. Science. Communication.Abstract
The paper discusses perspectives on the citation analysis in science, trying to describe the discussions and positions more relevant over time and in more recent proposals. It examines bibliometric studies of citation analysis, made in Brazil, particularly in the field of communication studies. At the end, considerations and proposals are made regarding future researches using this strategy.Downloads
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