Human Being and Their Information Needs
Volume 4 - Issue 4
Juan José Calva González*
- National Autonomous University of Mexico. Institute of Librarianship and Information Research, Mexico
Received:July 20, 2021 Published: July 27, 2021
Corresponding author:Juan José Calva González, Researcher, Institute of Librarianship and Information Research, National
Autonomous University of México, Mexico
DOI: 10.32474/JAAS.2021.04.000195
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A reflection is exposed as the human being is a living being within the taxonomy; but also from another point of view, he is a
cognitive being, a psychological being, a social being, a communicational being and an informational being. It is briefly explained
how this point of view can be seen from the perspective of the information needs that as a human being has had throughout its
evolution.
The question: why does the human being keep their knowledge, their ideas or their feelings?, It is the one that guides the
reflections that are presented taking as a starting point the preservation of knowledge and information as part of the human being.
It is also concluded that research on information needs, informational behavior and satisfaction are essential for the development
of him as a human being.
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