 Libraries are not wholly or even primarily about information. They are about the preservation, dissemination, and use of recorded knowledge in whatever form it may come so that humankind may become more knowledgeable; through knowledge reach understanding;...  Future Libraries: Dreams, Madness, and Reality - Page 5de Walt Crawford, Michael Gorman - 1995 - 198 pagesAperçu limité - À propos de ce livre
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...temporal boundaries as well). Gorman and Crawford stated, with confidence, the purpose of the library: "libraries are not wholly or even primarily about...of recorded knowledge in whatever form it may come so that humankind may become more knowledgeable; through knowledge reach understanding; and, as an... | |
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