Information and Reputation

IF 1.5 Q3 BUSINESS

CORPORATE REPUTATION REVIEW Pub Date : 2019-11-12 DOI:10.23943/princeton/9780691196329.003.0007

G. Origgi

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Abstract

This chapter contains case studies of the epistemology of reputation and its implications through the Web. It talks about how people use the reputation of both humans and things to extract information from the world around them. This chapter provides a “cognitive” approach to reputation, focusing on how it is used to understand surroundings. It explores the epistemological role of reputation in three pivotal areas of cognitive life: the circulation of information, the training of taste, and the construction of knowledge. When people first come into contact with a new domain of learning, their access to facts is inevitably determined by the opinions, values, and preferences of others.

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信息与声誉

本章包含声誉认识论的案例研究及其通过网络的影响。它讲的是人们如何利用人和事物的声誉从他们周围的世界中提取信息。本章提供了声誉的“认知”方法，重点是如何使用声誉来理解周围环境。它探讨了声誉在认知生活的三个关键领域的认识论作用:信息的流通、品味的培养和知识的构建。当人们第一次接触一个新的学习领域时，他们获取事实的途径不可避免地受到他人的观点、价值观和偏好的影响。

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来源期刊

CORPORATE REPUTATION REVIEW

CiteScore

3.80

自引率

5.30%

发文量

期刊介绍： Corporate Reputation Review is the leading international journal for all scholars and academics concerned with managing and measuring corporate reputation.The Journal is reviewed by a distinguished editorial board, under the guidance of Guido Berens (Erasmus University, The Netherlands). Corporate Reputation Review provides a forum for rigorous, practically relevant academic research into reputations and reputation management, as well as related concepts such as identity and corporate communication.