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Bovet2011
BibType	ARTICLE
Key	Bovet2011
Author(s)	Alain Bovet, Andrew P. Carlin, Philippe Sormani
Title	Discovery starts here? The 'Pulsar paper', thirty years on – an ethno-bibliometric note
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Tag(s)	EMCA, Ethnomethodology, Discovery, Bibliometrics
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Year	2011
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Journal	Ethnographic Studies
Volume	12
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Pages	126–139
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 |BibType=ARTICLE
 |Author(s)=Alain Bovet; Andrew P. Carlin; Philippe Sormani;
-|Title=Discovery starts here? The 'Pulsar paper', thirty years on - an ethno-bibliometric note
+|Title=Discovery starts here? The 'Pulsar paper', thirty years on – an ethno-bibliometric note
 |Tag(s)=EMCA; Ethnomethodology; Discovery; Bibliometrics;
 |Key=Bovet2011
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 |Volume=12
 |Pages=126–139
-|URL=http://edoc.zhbluzern.ch/oaj/es/ethnographic_studies_12_08.pdf
+|URL=https://zenodo.org/record/31674
-|Abstract=The “pulsar paper” was published 30 years ago. The  anniversary  of  an  important  text
-frequently  provides  an  opportunity  to assess  or,  at  least,  appreciate  its  academic influence. In the limited scope of this note, we  cannot  hope  to  offer  a  review  article. Instead we would like to reflect upon what such  a  review  or  appraisal may mean  and amount  to,  especially  against  the background  of  a  parallel  development  in the  period  considered:  the  rise  of evaluative  bibliometrics  via  citation counts,  rather  than  sustained  reading,  as  a distinct set of procedures  for assessing, by way of proxy,  the academic  influence of a text,  thus  identifiable  as  a  “Citation Classic®”
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