Warrant Revealed and an Institutional Response: The AAT and Graffiti Art

Authors

  • Ann M. Graf Simmons University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7152/nasko.v7i1.15641

Abstract

Knowledge organization concerns itself with the process of documenting the products of various domains of scientific and cultural research and expression. Disciplines with the longest history of intellectual inquiry often have the most granular systems in popular use to describe their respective processes and products of endeavor, such as the hard sciences, age old religions, mathematics, and philosophy. Yet the world is a place of continuous exploration, discovery, and development. Newer disciplines such as gender and sexuality studies, nanotechnology, and social media studies have shorter histories and have undergone challenges as terminologies adapt from older, parent disciplines to provide descriptive support for related, yet new concepts. One such discipline is that of street art

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Published

2019-09-23

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Vol 7 (2019): Proceedings from North American Symposium on Knowledge Organization

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Papers

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