A Broadening Conversation
Classic Readings in Theological Librarianship
Herausgeber: Mcmahon, Melody Layton; Stewart, David R.
A Broadening Conversation
Classic Readings in Theological Librarianship
Herausgeber: Mcmahon, Melody Layton; Stewart, David R.
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The American Theological Library Association has served libraries, librarians, and academic institutions with distinction for sixty years. A Broadening Conversation offers a means of listening in on the rich and vivid conversation of this community over the course of its history so far.
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The American Theological Library Association has served libraries, librarians, and academic institutions with distinction for sixty years. A Broadening Conversation offers a means of listening in on the rich and vivid conversation of this community over the course of its history so far.
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- The ATLA Reference and Professional Series Nr.1
- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 609g
- ISBN-13: 9780810858534
- ISBN-10: 0810858533
- Artikelnr.: 22435962
- The ATLA Reference and Professional Series Nr.1
- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 609g
- ISBN-13: 9780810858534
- ISBN-10: 0810858533
- Artikelnr.: 22435962
Melody Layton McMahon is Catalog Librarian and Liaison to Religious Studies at the Grasselli Library, John Carroll University, University Heights, OH. David R. Stewart is Director of Library Services at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN. He was previously Associate Librarian at Princeton Theological Seminary.
Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Part 1: The Distinctive
Character of Theological Librarianship Chapter 4 1. Introduction Chapter 5
2. Theological Librarianship as a Ministry Chapter 6 3. The Theological
Librarian: His Commitment and Strategy Chapter 7 4. Developing
Professionally on the Job Chapter 8 5. That They All May Be One Chapter 9
6. Some Values in Theological Librarianship Chapter 10 7. On Spiritual
Reading and Religious Reading in Peril: President's Address Chapter 11 8.
Power and Responsibility: Reflections on Theological Librarianship Part 12
Part 2: Theological Librarians at Work Chapter 13 9. Introduction Chapter
14 10. The Cataloger and Instruction Chapter 15 11. Problems in Manuscript
Cataloging Chapter 16 12. Archival Good Works for Theologians Chapter 17
13. Changing a Pile of Books into a Library Chapter 18 14. Collection
Development in a Theological Research Library Chapter 19 15. Circulation in
Theological Libraries: Seeking and Saving the Lost Chapter 20 16.
Parchment, Paper, PDF: The Literature of Theological Librarianship Part 21
Part 3: The Theological Librarian as Educator Chapter 22 17. Introduction
Chapter 23 18. Seminary Libraries and Theological Education Chapter 24 19.
The Community of Learning Chapter 25 20. Professors and Librarians:
Partners in the Oikumené Chapter 26 21. Theological Libraries Revisited
Chapter 27 22. The Structures of Religious Literature: Conceptual
Frameworks for Improving Bibliographic Instruction Chapter 28 23.
Theological Libraries and Theological Librarians in Theological Education
Part 29 Part 4: Theological Libraries: Contexts and Constituencies Chapter
30 24. Introduction Chapter 31 25. Joint Panel Discussion: The Library in
the Life of the Seminary Chapter 32 26. Some Thoughts on the Joint
Theological School-Liberal Arts College Library Chapter 33 27. The
Theological Library: Servant or Partner? Chapter 34 28. Religious Studies
and Theology Chapter 35 29. Serving the Religion Information Needs of the
Public Part 36 Part 5: The American Theological Library Association:
Reflections and Reminiscences Chapter 37 30. Introduction Chapter 38 31.
Seminary Librarians (Greetings and Challenges from ATS) Chapter 39 32. Six
Years of ATLA: A Historical Sketch Chapter 40 33. Building on Our Strengths
for the Future Chapter 41 34. A Look at the Past Chapter 42 35. A Combined
Greeting to ATLA 40 and Reflection on ATLA 1 Part 43 Part 6: Changes and
Challenges Chapter 44 36. Introduction Chapter 45 37. On the Union
Classification Chapter 46 38. When Catholic and Protestant Theologies Meet
Chapter 47 39. Contemporary Challenges to Theological Librarianship Chapter
48 40. The Index to Religious Periodical Literature: Past, Present, and
Future Chapter 49 41. Revolution, Evolutions, and Syndromes Chapter 50 42.
Can Serious Academic Religious Book Publishing Survive in an Age of Pop
Culture? Chapter 51 43. Globalization and Theological Libraries Chapter 52
44. Shadow and Substance Part 53 Afterword Part 54 About the Editors and
Contributors
Character of Theological Librarianship Chapter 4 1. Introduction Chapter 5
2. Theological Librarianship as a Ministry Chapter 6 3. The Theological
Librarian: His Commitment and Strategy Chapter 7 4. Developing
Professionally on the Job Chapter 8 5. That They All May Be One Chapter 9
6. Some Values in Theological Librarianship Chapter 10 7. On Spiritual
Reading and Religious Reading in Peril: President's Address Chapter 11 8.
Power and Responsibility: Reflections on Theological Librarianship Part 12
Part 2: Theological Librarians at Work Chapter 13 9. Introduction Chapter
14 10. The Cataloger and Instruction Chapter 15 11. Problems in Manuscript
Cataloging Chapter 16 12. Archival Good Works for Theologians Chapter 17
13. Changing a Pile of Books into a Library Chapter 18 14. Collection
Development in a Theological Research Library Chapter 19 15. Circulation in
Theological Libraries: Seeking and Saving the Lost Chapter 20 16.
Parchment, Paper, PDF: The Literature of Theological Librarianship Part 21
Part 3: The Theological Librarian as Educator Chapter 22 17. Introduction
Chapter 23 18. Seminary Libraries and Theological Education Chapter 24 19.
The Community of Learning Chapter 25 20. Professors and Librarians:
Partners in the Oikumené Chapter 26 21. Theological Libraries Revisited
Chapter 27 22. The Structures of Religious Literature: Conceptual
Frameworks for Improving Bibliographic Instruction Chapter 28 23.
Theological Libraries and Theological Librarians in Theological Education
Part 29 Part 4: Theological Libraries: Contexts and Constituencies Chapter
30 24. Introduction Chapter 31 25. Joint Panel Discussion: The Library in
the Life of the Seminary Chapter 32 26. Some Thoughts on the Joint
Theological School-Liberal Arts College Library Chapter 33 27. The
Theological Library: Servant or Partner? Chapter 34 28. Religious Studies
and Theology Chapter 35 29. Serving the Religion Information Needs of the
Public Part 36 Part 5: The American Theological Library Association:
Reflections and Reminiscences Chapter 37 30. Introduction Chapter 38 31.
Seminary Librarians (Greetings and Challenges from ATS) Chapter 39 32. Six
Years of ATLA: A Historical Sketch Chapter 40 33. Building on Our Strengths
for the Future Chapter 41 34. A Look at the Past Chapter 42 35. A Combined
Greeting to ATLA 40 and Reflection on ATLA 1 Part 43 Part 6: Changes and
Challenges Chapter 44 36. Introduction Chapter 45 37. On the Union
Classification Chapter 46 38. When Catholic and Protestant Theologies Meet
Chapter 47 39. Contemporary Challenges to Theological Librarianship Chapter
48 40. The Index to Religious Periodical Literature: Past, Present, and
Future Chapter 49 41. Revolution, Evolutions, and Syndromes Chapter 50 42.
Can Serious Academic Religious Book Publishing Survive in an Age of Pop
Culture? Chapter 51 43. Globalization and Theological Libraries Chapter 52
44. Shadow and Substance Part 53 Afterword Part 54 About the Editors and
Contributors
Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction Part 3 Part 1: The Distinctive
Character of Theological Librarianship Chapter 4 1. Introduction Chapter 5
2. Theological Librarianship as a Ministry Chapter 6 3. The Theological
Librarian: His Commitment and Strategy Chapter 7 4. Developing
Professionally on the Job Chapter 8 5. That They All May Be One Chapter 9
6. Some Values in Theological Librarianship Chapter 10 7. On Spiritual
Reading and Religious Reading in Peril: President's Address Chapter 11 8.
Power and Responsibility: Reflections on Theological Librarianship Part 12
Part 2: Theological Librarians at Work Chapter 13 9. Introduction Chapter
14 10. The Cataloger and Instruction Chapter 15 11. Problems in Manuscript
Cataloging Chapter 16 12. Archival Good Works for Theologians Chapter 17
13. Changing a Pile of Books into a Library Chapter 18 14. Collection
Development in a Theological Research Library Chapter 19 15. Circulation in
Theological Libraries: Seeking and Saving the Lost Chapter 20 16.
Parchment, Paper, PDF: The Literature of Theological Librarianship Part 21
Part 3: The Theological Librarian as Educator Chapter 22 17. Introduction
Chapter 23 18. Seminary Libraries and Theological Education Chapter 24 19.
The Community of Learning Chapter 25 20. Professors and Librarians:
Partners in the Oikumené Chapter 26 21. Theological Libraries Revisited
Chapter 27 22. The Structures of Religious Literature: Conceptual
Frameworks for Improving Bibliographic Instruction Chapter 28 23.
Theological Libraries and Theological Librarians in Theological Education
Part 29 Part 4: Theological Libraries: Contexts and Constituencies Chapter
30 24. Introduction Chapter 31 25. Joint Panel Discussion: The Library in
the Life of the Seminary Chapter 32 26. Some Thoughts on the Joint
Theological School-Liberal Arts College Library Chapter 33 27. The
Theological Library: Servant or Partner? Chapter 34 28. Religious Studies
and Theology Chapter 35 29. Serving the Religion Information Needs of the
Public Part 36 Part 5: The American Theological Library Association:
Reflections and Reminiscences Chapter 37 30. Introduction Chapter 38 31.
Seminary Librarians (Greetings and Challenges from ATS) Chapter 39 32. Six
Years of ATLA: A Historical Sketch Chapter 40 33. Building on Our Strengths
for the Future Chapter 41 34. A Look at the Past Chapter 42 35. A Combined
Greeting to ATLA 40 and Reflection on ATLA 1 Part 43 Part 6: Changes and
Challenges Chapter 44 36. Introduction Chapter 45 37. On the Union
Classification Chapter 46 38. When Catholic and Protestant Theologies Meet
Chapter 47 39. Contemporary Challenges to Theological Librarianship Chapter
48 40. The Index to Religious Periodical Literature: Past, Present, and
Future Chapter 49 41. Revolution, Evolutions, and Syndromes Chapter 50 42.
Can Serious Academic Religious Book Publishing Survive in an Age of Pop
Culture? Chapter 51 43. Globalization and Theological Libraries Chapter 52
44. Shadow and Substance Part 53 Afterword Part 54 About the Editors and
Contributors
Character of Theological Librarianship Chapter 4 1. Introduction Chapter 5
2. Theological Librarianship as a Ministry Chapter 6 3. The Theological
Librarian: His Commitment and Strategy Chapter 7 4. Developing
Professionally on the Job Chapter 8 5. That They All May Be One Chapter 9
6. Some Values in Theological Librarianship Chapter 10 7. On Spiritual
Reading and Religious Reading in Peril: President's Address Chapter 11 8.
Power and Responsibility: Reflections on Theological Librarianship Part 12
Part 2: Theological Librarians at Work Chapter 13 9. Introduction Chapter
14 10. The Cataloger and Instruction Chapter 15 11. Problems in Manuscript
Cataloging Chapter 16 12. Archival Good Works for Theologians Chapter 17
13. Changing a Pile of Books into a Library Chapter 18 14. Collection
Development in a Theological Research Library Chapter 19 15. Circulation in
Theological Libraries: Seeking and Saving the Lost Chapter 20 16.
Parchment, Paper, PDF: The Literature of Theological Librarianship Part 21
Part 3: The Theological Librarian as Educator Chapter 22 17. Introduction
Chapter 23 18. Seminary Libraries and Theological Education Chapter 24 19.
The Community of Learning Chapter 25 20. Professors and Librarians:
Partners in the Oikumené Chapter 26 21. Theological Libraries Revisited
Chapter 27 22. The Structures of Religious Literature: Conceptual
Frameworks for Improving Bibliographic Instruction Chapter 28 23.
Theological Libraries and Theological Librarians in Theological Education
Part 29 Part 4: Theological Libraries: Contexts and Constituencies Chapter
30 24. Introduction Chapter 31 25. Joint Panel Discussion: The Library in
the Life of the Seminary Chapter 32 26. Some Thoughts on the Joint
Theological School-Liberal Arts College Library Chapter 33 27. The
Theological Library: Servant or Partner? Chapter 34 28. Religious Studies
and Theology Chapter 35 29. Serving the Religion Information Needs of the
Public Part 36 Part 5: The American Theological Library Association:
Reflections and Reminiscences Chapter 37 30. Introduction Chapter 38 31.
Seminary Librarians (Greetings and Challenges from ATS) Chapter 39 32. Six
Years of ATLA: A Historical Sketch Chapter 40 33. Building on Our Strengths
for the Future Chapter 41 34. A Look at the Past Chapter 42 35. A Combined
Greeting to ATLA 40 and Reflection on ATLA 1 Part 43 Part 6: Changes and
Challenges Chapter 44 36. Introduction Chapter 45 37. On the Union
Classification Chapter 46 38. When Catholic and Protestant Theologies Meet
Chapter 47 39. Contemporary Challenges to Theological Librarianship Chapter
48 40. The Index to Religious Periodical Literature: Past, Present, and
Future Chapter 49 41. Revolution, Evolutions, and Syndromes Chapter 50 42.
Can Serious Academic Religious Book Publishing Survive in an Age of Pop
Culture? Chapter 51 43. Globalization and Theological Libraries Chapter 52
44. Shadow and Substance Part 53 Afterword Part 54 About the Editors and
Contributors