20th Century Western and Chinese Library Science (A Theoretical History Outline Based on Delphi Method Evaluation)

Author: Fan Bingsi et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is a work that studies the history of library science theories in the West and China from the perspective of basic library science theory. Compared to the usual pure theoretical research in library science, the main features of this book are: First, it respects the technical attachment of library science and focuses on discovering documents, figures, and events that have had a significant impact on library science from the field of applied library science, incorporating them into the history of basic library science theory. Second, it adopts the method of information analysis, striving to examine the main theoretical innovations of library science in the 20th century through systematic and fair, objective methods. Third, it is not bound by the results of information analysis. Due to the weakness of information work on library science theory in our country, the conclusions drawn from information analysis based on existing literature may completely omit some important documents, figures, and events, or overestimate some less important documents, figures, and events.