The Homeless in the Public Library: Implications for Access to Libraries.

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Autore principale: Simmons, Randall C.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1985
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contents The Homeless in the Public Library: Implications for Access to Libraries. Simmons, Randall C. Behavior Problems Homeless People Library Administration Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Policy Public Libraries Social Problems Discussion of the homeless in American public libraries focuses on harmless individuals who may be considered nuisance by library staff/patrons. Highlights include literature about problem library patrons, national problem, social issues, major themes (offense to others and library staff, balancing rights, and elitism), and implications for access. Sixty-four references are cited. (EJS)
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spellingShingle The Homeless in the Public Library: Implications for Access to Libraries.
Simmons, Randall C.
Behavior Problems
Homeless People
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Library Role
Library Services
Policy
Public Libraries
Social Problems
The Homeless in the Public Library: Implications for Access to Libraries. Simmons, Randall C. Behavior Problems Homeless People Library Administration Library Personnel Library Role Library Services Policy Public Libraries Social Problems Discussion of the homeless in American public libraries focuses on harmless individuals who may be considered nuisance by library staff/patrons. Highlights include literature about problem library patrons, national problem, social issues, major themes (offense to others and library staff, balancing rights, and elitism), and implications for access. Sixty-four references are cited. (EJS)
title The Homeless in the Public Library: Implications for Access to Libraries.
topic Behavior Problems
Homeless People
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Library Role
Library Services
Policy
Public Libraries
Social Problems
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ326995