"Informatics, which some authors also call informatistics, informatology, exagelectics,
documentalistics, theory etc., is a new, arising branch of science,
which has sprung up as a result of a study into the influence of
information circulation (exchange) for the existence of human society.
Informatics includes theoretical, experimental and applied fields, just
like other natural and social sciences." By Merta, 'INFORMATICS AS A BRANCH OF 
SCIENCE' (1969), Quote #2420 in Dictionary of Library and Information Science Quotations
Edited by Mohamed Taher and L S Ramaiah. ISBN: 8185689423 (New Delhi , Aditya, 1994) p. 265 (see also: Informatics and its related words in the Dictionary of Library and Information Science Quotations: Quote #96, 216, 413, 591, 596, 749, 790, 853, 866, 961, 979, 1230, 1311, 1409, 1841, 1866, 1923, 2502, 2709, 2994, 2997, 3105, 3158, 3316).
SCIENCE' (1969), Quote #2420 in Dictionary of Library and Information Science Quotations On the same shelf:
- Infostructure / infrastructure: Categories by Mohamed Taher
- Quote also cited by: Nursing informatics: the unfolding of a new science (SA Ryan, LM Nagle - Nursing and Computers, 1998 ) and Informatics: a brief survey (S He - Electronic Library, The, 2003)
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