A Librarian's Collacon: An Anthology of Quotations and Aphorisms Reflecting the Moral Philosophy of the Library ProfessionUniversity of Illinois, 1971 - 223 páginas |
Contenido
FOREWORD | 9 |
III | 24 |
IV | 30 |
VII | 41 |
X | 48 |
XII | 55 |
XIV | 62 |
XVIII | 74 |
On Competence and Objectivity | 150 |
On the Limitations of Competence | 154 |
On the Urge to Do Something 148 150 154 | 159 |
On the Rightness in Doing Something | 161 |
On the Techniques of Doing Things | 163 |
On Some of the Effects of Things Done 161 163 | 165 |
J HUMANISTS AND HUMANITARIANS On the Two Values | 168 |
On the Aspirations of | 170 |
XX | 86 |
XXIV | 94 |
G THE LIBRARY AS HISTORY On the Records of Mans Achievement | 96 |
On the Uses of Documents 96 | 102 |
On Permanence | 103 |
On the Dangers of Learning XXXIII On the Pain of Learning XXXIV On Prediction On Past Evidence as Present Experience | 105 |
On Reading and Experience | 107 |
On Books and Reality | 114 |
On the Useless Past | 120 |
On Learning and the Course of History | 132 |
On Books and Serendipity | 137 |
On Objectivity | 140 |
On Our Faith in Learning H MANDARINS AND ACTIVISTS | 144 |
On the Two Bents | 148 |
On the Ivory Tower | 175 |
On the Aspirations of Society | 178 |
On Charity and the Common Reader K THE WORK TO BE DONE 168 170 | 181 |
On Professionalism | 184 |
On Our Peculiarities | 186 |
On Our Institutions | 188 |
On Our Activities | 191 |
On Our Happy State | 193 |
SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 195 |
INDEX OF NAMES | 197 |
193 | 201 |
220 | 202 |
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