Commonplaces
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Auteurs : M. Joy Lewis ; Audrey W. Hill ; Alan Day ; Kc Harrison ; Clive Bingley ; Helen MossSource :
- New Library World [ 0307-4803 ] ; 1977-09-01.
Abstract
A BIBLIOGRAPHY may seem to many to be as dry as dust and I must admit to having subscribed to that view about some bibliographies in the past. This is one, for a number of reasons, about which I feel differently. For me, after nearly a quarter of a century's involvement in a particular area of librarianship, browsing through the pages is an evocative experience, like a meeting with friends. Some whose work is recorded here I never knew but reading about them and studying their writings over the years has produced an illusion of their being old and close companions and there are those who were friends whose voices can still be heard in memory. Some authors cited I hope yet to meet because their views and ideas are challenging and awaken a sympathetic response or make me want to start an argument. Still others are former colleagues from whom I learnt much and whose example has been inspirational, and then there are those who are staunch friends, without whose support and cooperation my professional existence would be very dull indeed.
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DOI: 10.1108/eb038365
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