INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE INFORMATION SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE

ANALYSIS OF THE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIONS PRESENTED IN THE INFORMATION AND MEMORY WORKING GROUP AT THE NATIONAL MEETING OF RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCE

Abstract

Information Science is an interdisciplinary platform, above all, concerned with collecting, deal with, analyzing, classifying, storing, retrieving and disseminating information. It is a science that proposes to study information from its origin to the process of transforming data into Information. The Information Science is an area of knowledge that also proposes to research the Intangible Cultural Heritage, considering this an element capable of safeguarding the pertinent facts the memory of society. This research aims to analyze the scientific productions about Intangible Cultural Heritage, presented at the National Meeting of Research in Information Science, between 2010 and 2016, specifically those exposed in the Working Group on Information and Memory, instituted in 2010. Presenting the titles of the works with their respective authors and the conclusions that they indicate in their researches. The theoretical framework was based on content analysis from the perspective of Bardin and Franco, it is a descriptive research of quantitative nature. The scientific productions about the Intangible Cultural Heritage present in the Annals of the National Meeting of Research in Information Science are relevant in the reconstruction of cultural memory, but these are still incipient to meet the perspectives of the information society.