Why Do We Study the History of Libraries? A Meditation on the Perils of Ahistoricism in the Information Era.
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1992
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| author | Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley |
| author_facet | Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Why Do We Study the History of Libraries? A Meditation on the Perils of Ahistoricism in the Information Era. Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley Futures (of Society) History Librarians Library Role Literature Reviews This review of the literature responds to Daniel Bell, F. W. Lancaster, and others who have predicted the end of the library with the coming of the postindustrial, "paperless" society. Highlights include discussions of librarians as cultural custodians and the importance of the library in the history of civilization. (35 references) (LAE) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | Why Do We Study the History of Libraries? A Meditation on the Perils of Ahistoricism in the Information Era. Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley Futures (of Society) History Librarians Library Role Literature Reviews Why Do We Study the History of Libraries? A Meditation on the Perils of Ahistoricism in the Information Era. Harris, Michael H. Hannah, Stanley Futures (of Society) History Librarians Library Role Literature Reviews This review of the literature responds to Daniel Bell, F. W. Lancaster, and others who have predicted the end of the library with the coming of the postindustrial, "paperless" society. Highlights include discussions of librarians as cultural custodians and the importance of the library in the history of civilization. (35 references) (LAE) |
| title | Why Do We Study the History of Libraries? A Meditation on the Perils of Ahistoricism in the Information Era. |
| topic | Futures (of Society) History Librarians Library Role Literature Reviews |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ450447 |