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Autore principale: Colson, John Calvin
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1979
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED171289
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author Colson, John Calvin
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contents Interpretation in Historical Writing: The Study of Development in Librarianship. Colson, John Calvin History Interpretive Skills Librarians Libraries Library Research Opinions Speeches Study of the development of libraries and librarianship may be done only historically, by analysis of the records of development. Such study necessarily is interpretive because historical study does not establish facts, but proceeds from them. In historical study an hypothesis may not be used as in scientific study, because the hypothesis is not testable. (Author)
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spellingShingle Interpretation in Historical Writing: The Study of Development in Librarianship.
Colson, John Calvin
History
Interpretive Skills
Librarians
Libraries
Library Research
Opinions
Speeches
Interpretation in Historical Writing: The Study of Development in Librarianship. Colson, John Calvin History Interpretive Skills Librarians Libraries Library Research Opinions Speeches Study of the development of libraries and librarianship may be done only historically, by analysis of the records of development. Such study necessarily is interpretive because historical study does not establish facts, but proceeds from them. In historical study an hypothesis may not be used as in scientific study, because the hypothesis is not testable. (Author)
title Interpretation in Historical Writing: The Study of Development in Librarianship.
topic History
Interpretive Skills
Librarians
Libraries
Library Research
Opinions
Speeches
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED171289