The objectification of knowledge as a commodity in the ideology of sharing
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1983-5930.2020v13n1.49571Abstract
In this article we will discuss the role of knowledge in 21st century society and how the publishing industry began to dictate the rules regarding the production and dissemination of scientific content. We will work with the perspective of a scientific market focused on the objectification of knowledge as a commodity and the strengthening of the mercantile sense of knowledge production. We will approach the labor relations within the logic of market action proposed by the editorial oligopoly, as well as to mention the researcher's role in the construction of its career amid the rules set by the ideology of marketed sharing, which interferes with the scientific ethos itself.
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