Fabricating and Prefabricating Language: Troubling Trends in Libraries.
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| author | Candido, Anne Marie |
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| contents | Fabricating and Prefabricating Language: Troubling Trends in Libraries. Candido, Anne Marie Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Language Styles Language Usage Libraries Library Policy Library Role Linguistic Borrowing Trend Analysis Focuses on the current linguistic trends in libraries where use of jargon borrowed from business and computer technology is jeopardizing humanistic expression. Discusses common characteristics of the specialized language; levels of library jargon and obscure language; the danger of specialization to the future of libraries; influences from other specialized fields; and the need to challenge these trends. (AEF) |
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| spellingShingle | Fabricating and Prefabricating Language: Troubling Trends in Libraries. Candido, Anne Marie Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Language Styles Language Usage Libraries Library Policy Library Role Linguistic Borrowing Trend Analysis Fabricating and Prefabricating Language: Troubling Trends in Libraries. Candido, Anne Marie Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Language Styles Language Usage Libraries Library Policy Library Role Linguistic Borrowing Trend Analysis Focuses on the current linguistic trends in libraries where use of jargon borrowed from business and computer technology is jeopardizing humanistic expression. Discusses common characteristics of the specialized language; levels of library jargon and obscure language; the danger of specialization to the future of libraries; influences from other specialized fields; and the need to challenge these trends. (AEF) |
| title | Fabricating and Prefabricating Language: Troubling Trends in Libraries. |
| topic | Communication (Thought Transfer) Futures (of Society) Language Styles Language Usage Libraries Library Policy Library Role Linguistic Borrowing Trend Analysis |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ611703 |