Ref Type: Journal Article
Authors: Bridges,Karl,
Title: Why traditional librarianship matters
Publication Full: American Libraries
Year: 2001 Volume: 32 Issue: 10
Start Page: 52 Other Pages: 54
Descriptors: ACADEMIC libraries, LIBRARY science, DIGITAL libraries, LIBRARIES & community, INFORMATION science, LIBRARIES,
Abstract:
Compares traditional librarianship with the electronic library environment in campus libraries. Symbolism of the academic library; Discussion of older libraries; How modern libraries reflect consumer values of universities; Importance of face-to-face interaction; View that libraries and librarians are shaped by history; Issue of promoting technology at the expense of traditional values in librarianship.
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