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Auteur principal: Walters, Edward M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1982
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Accès en ligne:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ261890
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contents The Future of the Book: A Historian's Perspective. Walters, Edward M. Academic Libraries Books Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Intellectual Disciplines Research A historical approach to the future of the book in the academic library postulates continuity with the past and breaks with tradition. Distinguishing between cumulative and noncumulative knowledge and basic and applied research, this article concludes that knowledge in certain disciplines is still best communicated by books. (Nine references). (Author/RAA)
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publishDate 1982
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spellingShingle The Future of the Book: A Historian's Perspective.
Walters, Edward M.
Academic Libraries
Books
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Futures (of Society)
Intellectual Disciplines
Research
The Future of the Book: A Historian's Perspective. Walters, Edward M. Academic Libraries Books Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Intellectual Disciplines Research A historical approach to the future of the book in the academic library postulates continuity with the past and breaks with tradition. Distinguishing between cumulative and noncumulative knowledge and basic and applied research, this article concludes that knowledge in certain disciplines is still best communicated by books. (Nine references). (Author/RAA)
title The Future of the Book: A Historian's Perspective.
topic Academic Libraries
Books
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Futures (of Society)
Intellectual Disciplines
Research
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ261890