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crl-16167	Metz, Paul	Revisiting the Landscape of Literatures: Replication and Change in the Use of Subject Collections	2011	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8835	257	39	Although there has been too little dialogue between library use studies and other forms of bibliometric analysis, the work that has taken place in libraries and the recent breakthroughs analyzing users’ “clickstreams” generally agree in show- ing that actual use of subject literatures in all fields is more interdisciplinary than citation patterns had ever suggested, and that the use of books, which generates rel- atively few citations in many disciplines, is more interdisciplinary than the use of journals. Research Previous to the Original Study and in the Intervening Years The 1982 study built upon previous work in two main areas: 1) studies of library use and 2) an extensive literature in bibliomet- rics, particularly its use of citation links to trace dependency relationships among various fields of knowledge.	cache/crl-16167.pdf	txt/crl-16167.txt