本研究針對台灣各大學人文及社會科學領域發表於Web of Science之SSCI、A&HCI引文索引資料庫所收錄之文獻，以書目計量學探討台灣各大學人文及社會科學領域學術生產力之研究，並針對人文及社會科學領域不同學門其學術生產方式加以分析。
依據科技部之學門分類，將人文學與社會科學領域分為21類，分別統計各領域產出相關之情形，以管理學一產出6,876篇最高，而管理學一領域同時也是產出學校數（122所）最多的領域，且以平均產出56.36篇也是最高，顯示管理學一領域相關科系為目前社會科學領域產出之主要科系。人文學與社會科學各領域文獻單一作者與多作者文獻篇數作統計結果發現，各領域間以多作者共同產出文獻為主，僅少部分領域單一作者比例高於多作者比例，以各領域平均作者人數而言，如以四捨五入後為1位者，僅文學一與哲學兩個領域，在全部21個領域中最為接近單一作者產出。其餘19個領域平均作者人數皆大於1.5人。
本研究結果為台灣各大學人文及社會科學領域學術生產力提供一個概括呈現，並協助高等教育評鑑對於全臺灣各大學社會科學領域，學術生產力概況有一背景瞭解，作為日後之評鑑參考。 / This study aims to investigate the scholarly productivity of the humanities and social sciences in Taiwan’s universities by employing a bibliometric methodology. The research data are retrieved from SCI and A&HCI database via Web of Science. In addition, this study reveals the academic production regime in different disciplines under humanities and social sciences.
According to the academic classification by the Ministry of Science and Technology in Taiwan, this study is conducted to divide the humanities and social sciences into 21 disciplines, collect the statistical data, and analyze the output in all the disciplines as well. The findings are as follows. Manegement I, with an output of 6,876 articles, leads in quantity of academic papers. Furthermore, Manegement I is also the most highly productive discipline in the fields of humanities and social sciences by the research papers from 122 colleges. As for numbers of average output papers, the discipline Manegement I, again, indicates that it is currently the main department in social science fields; an average output of 56.36 papers is the highest productivity.
Compare the multi-author documents with the sole author articles in humanities and social science fields; it is statistically found that, the majority are multi-author papers among the disciplines. Only a small proportion of single-author articles in some areas, the ratio are higher than that of the multi-author documents. In the analysis of the average numbers of authors after rounding to the nearest integer, Chinese Literature and Philosophy, with the average number of author--1, are the only two disciplines which are close to single-author output in all 21 disciplines. The average numbers of authors in the 19 remaining fields are more than 1.5 persons.
The results of the study may draw an outline for the scholarly productivity of the humanities and social sciences in Taiwan’s universities. This thesis, on the other hand, may suggest an overview for the further evaluation of the higher education in Taiwan, by building background knowledge for the disciplines under the humanities and social sciences in the universities.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:CHENGCHI/G0102155011 |
| Creators | 詹二洋, Chan, Erh Yang |
| Publisher | 國立政治大學 |
| Source Sets | National Chengchi University Libraries |
| Language | 中文 |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | text |
| Rights | Copyright © nccu library on behalf of the copyright holders |
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