Symbolic Interactionism and Library Research: Using a Qualitative Methodology To Understand Library Interchange.

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Autor principal: Fidishun, Dolores
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author Fidishun, Dolores
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contents Symbolic Interactionism and Library Research: Using a Qualitative Methodology To Understand Library Interchange. Fidishun, Dolores Interpersonal Relationship Library Personnel Library Policy Library Research Library Services Qualitative Research Users (Information) Explains symbolic interactionism as a theory for analyzing research based on a qualitative interpretive process that can help librarians to understand the way in which the library staff and users view services, training, policy, and other issues. The theory focuses on the symbolic meaning of objects, such as books, and events as they are interpreted through human interaction. Includes examples of how symbolic interactionism can be of value to librarians. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Symbolic Interactionism and Library Research: Using a Qualitative Methodology To Understand Library Interchange.
Fidishun, Dolores
Interpersonal Relationship
Library Personnel
Library Policy
Library Research
Library Services
Qualitative Research
Users (Information)
Symbolic Interactionism and Library Research: Using a Qualitative Methodology To Understand Library Interchange. Fidishun, Dolores Interpersonal Relationship Library Personnel Library Policy Library Research Library Services Qualitative Research Users (Information) Explains symbolic interactionism as a theory for analyzing research based on a qualitative interpretive process that can help librarians to understand the way in which the library staff and users view services, training, policy, and other issues. The theory focuses on the symbolic meaning of objects, such as books, and events as they are interpreted through human interaction. Includes examples of how symbolic interactionism can be of value to librarians. (Author/LRW)
title Symbolic Interactionism and Library Research: Using a Qualitative Methodology To Understand Library Interchange.
topic Interpersonal Relationship
Library Personnel
Library Policy
Library Research
Library Services
Qualitative Research
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ675130