A Paradigm of Commitment: Toward Professional Identity for Librarians.

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Autor principal: DeWeese, Lemuel Carroll, III
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Publicado: 1970
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author DeWeese, Lemuel Carroll, III
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contents A Paradigm of Commitment: Toward Professional Identity for Librarians. DeWeese, Lemuel Carroll, III Attitudes Librarians Library Science Professional Personnel Professional Recognition Librarianship is not fully recognized as a profession. In order to gain the full professional recognition and autonomy that it deserves. Librarianship must develop a new awareness and conception of itself and its potential. Its definition of "service" must change. Librarians must develop an integrated set of common values at a field level and be willing to live by them, even if conflict is the result. They must think of themselves as a collectivity instead of a collection of individuals under a professional guise. Their present values must change from tacit, implicit ones of individuals to overt, explicit values of the field. (Author)
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spellingShingle A Paradigm of Commitment: Toward Professional Identity for Librarians.
DeWeese, Lemuel Carroll, III
Attitudes
Librarians
Library Science
Professional Personnel
Professional Recognition
A Paradigm of Commitment: Toward Professional Identity for Librarians. DeWeese, Lemuel Carroll, III Attitudes Librarians Library Science Professional Personnel Professional Recognition Librarianship is not fully recognized as a profession. In order to gain the full professional recognition and autonomy that it deserves. Librarianship must develop a new awareness and conception of itself and its potential. Its definition of "service" must change. Librarians must develop an integrated set of common values at a field level and be willing to live by them, even if conflict is the result. They must think of themselves as a collectivity instead of a collection of individuals under a professional guise. Their present values must change from tacit, implicit ones of individuals to overt, explicit values of the field. (Author)
title A Paradigm of Commitment: Toward Professional Identity for Librarians.
topic Attitudes
Librarians
Library Science
Professional Personnel
Professional Recognition
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED053780