Librarianship, Professionalism, and Social Change.

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Autor principal: Birdsall, William F.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1982
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author Birdsall, William F.
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contents Librarianship, Professionalism, and Social Change. Birdsall, William F. Futures (of Society) Librarians Library Science Professional Personnel Professional Recognition Social Change Technological Advancement Argues that librarians should be committed to ensure access to knowledge, adhere to encouraging users to be knowledge self-sufficient, avoid outmoded models of professionalism, and not feel threatened by other information dissemination groups. Included are 26 references. (RAA)
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spellingShingle Librarianship, Professionalism, and Social Change.
Birdsall, William F.
Futures (of Society)
Librarians
Library Science
Professional Personnel
Professional Recognition
Social Change
Technological Advancement
Librarianship, Professionalism, and Social Change. Birdsall, William F. Futures (of Society) Librarians Library Science Professional Personnel Professional Recognition Social Change Technological Advancement Argues that librarians should be committed to ensure access to knowledge, adhere to encouraging users to be knowledge self-sufficient, avoid outmoded models of professionalism, and not feel threatened by other information dissemination groups. Included are 26 references. (RAA)
title Librarianship, Professionalism, and Social Change.
topic Futures (of Society)
Librarians
Library Science
Professional Personnel
Professional Recognition
Social Change
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ258262