The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland
Herausgeber: Black, Alistair; Hoare, Peter
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Since the mid-nineteenth century an unprecedented expansion of library activity has taken place. The essays in this volume present a picture of great diversity and focus on the place of the library within society and the growth of a professional structure to manage new demands on information.
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Since the mid-nineteenth century an unprecedented expansion of library activity has taken place. The essays in this volume present a picture of great diversity and focus on the place of the library within society and the growth of a professional structure to manage new demands on information.
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- The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland 3 Volume Paperback Set
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 762
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1128g
- ISBN-13: 9781107693692
- ISBN-10: 1107693691
- Artikelnr.: 40452558
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- 22848 Norderstedt
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- The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland 3 Volume Paperback Set
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 762
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 1128g
- ISBN-13: 9781107693692
- ISBN-10: 1107693691
- Artikelnr.: 40452558
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Preface
1. Libraries and the modern world Alistair Black and Peter Hoare
Part I. Enlightening the Masses: 2. Introduction Alistair Black
3. The people's university: models of public library history Alistair Black
4. Libraries for leisure time Robert Snape
5. High seriousness: the reference and information role of the public library 1850-2000 Bob Duckett
6. Extending the public library 1850-1930 Martin Hewitt
7. Public library outreach and extension 1930-2000 Dave Muddiman
8. Public library services for children Debbie Denham
9. Public library people 1850-1919 Paul Sturges
Part II. The Voluntary Ethic: 10. Introduction Alistair Black
11. Circulating libraries in the Victorian age and after Simon Eliot
12. The subscription libraries and their members Geoffrey Forster and Alan Bell
13. Radical reading? Working class libraries in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Chris Baggs
14. Private libraries and the collecting instinct David Pearson
Part III. Libraries for National Needs: 15. Introduction Peter Hoare
16. The library scene in an English city: Newcastle upon Tyne libraries 1850-2000 John Day
17. Public libraries in Wales since 1862 Philip Henry Jones
18. The National Library of Wales Lionel Madden
19. The Scottish library scene John C. Crawford
20. The National Library of Scotland Ian McGowan
21. The Irish library scene Catherine Moran and Pearl Quinn
22. The National Library of Ireland Gerard Long
Part IV. The Nation's Treasury: 23. Introduction Graham Jefcoate
24. The British Museum Library 1857-1973 P. R. Harris
25. The British Library and its antecedents John Hopson
Part V. The Spirit of Enquiry: 26. Introduction Peter Hoare
27. The libraries of the ancient universities to the 1960s Peter Hoare
28. The libraries of the University of London to the 1960s Bernard Naylor
29. The civic universities and their libraries F. W. Ratcliffe
30. Academic libraries and the expansion of higher education since the 1960s Ian Mowat
Part VI. The Rise of Professional Society: 31. Libraries and information for specialist areas Jack Meadows
32. The scientist and engineer and their need for information Jack Meadows
33. Information in the service of medicine Antonia J. Bunch
34. Lawyers and their libraries Guy Holborn
35. Spreading the word: religious libraries in the ages of enthusiasm and secularism (1850-2000) Alan Jesson
36. Government and Parliamentary libraries Chris Murphy
37. Company libraries Alistair Black
38. Rare-book libraries and the growth of humanities scholarship B. C. Bloomfield
Part VII. The Trade and its Tools: 39. Introduction Peter Hoare
40. The interpretation of professional development in librarianship since 1850 Ian Cornelius
41. Education for librarianship Dave Muddiman
42. Women and libraries Julia Taylor
43. The feminisation of librarianship: the writings of Margaret Reed Evelyn Kerslake
44. Sharing the load: libraries in co-operation Antonia J. Bunch
45. Organising knowledge: cataloguing, classification and indexing in the modern library Rodney M. Brunt
46. Storehouses of knowledge: the free library movement and the birth of modern library architecture Simon Pepper
Part VIII. Automation Pasts, Electronic Futures: 47. Introduction: The digital revolution in society and in libraries Graham Jefcoate
48. Automating the library process Eric Hunter
49. Informatisation: libraries and the exploitation of electronic information systems Alistair Duff
50. Libraries and librarians in the information age Liz Chapman and Frank Webster
Bibliography.
1. Libraries and the modern world Alistair Black and Peter Hoare
Part I. Enlightening the Masses: 2. Introduction Alistair Black
3. The people's university: models of public library history Alistair Black
4. Libraries for leisure time Robert Snape
5. High seriousness: the reference and information role of the public library 1850-2000 Bob Duckett
6. Extending the public library 1850-1930 Martin Hewitt
7. Public library outreach and extension 1930-2000 Dave Muddiman
8. Public library services for children Debbie Denham
9. Public library people 1850-1919 Paul Sturges
Part II. The Voluntary Ethic: 10. Introduction Alistair Black
11. Circulating libraries in the Victorian age and after Simon Eliot
12. The subscription libraries and their members Geoffrey Forster and Alan Bell
13. Radical reading? Working class libraries in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Chris Baggs
14. Private libraries and the collecting instinct David Pearson
Part III. Libraries for National Needs: 15. Introduction Peter Hoare
16. The library scene in an English city: Newcastle upon Tyne libraries 1850-2000 John Day
17. Public libraries in Wales since 1862 Philip Henry Jones
18. The National Library of Wales Lionel Madden
19. The Scottish library scene John C. Crawford
20. The National Library of Scotland Ian McGowan
21. The Irish library scene Catherine Moran and Pearl Quinn
22. The National Library of Ireland Gerard Long
Part IV. The Nation's Treasury: 23. Introduction Graham Jefcoate
24. The British Museum Library 1857-1973 P. R. Harris
25. The British Library and its antecedents John Hopson
Part V. The Spirit of Enquiry: 26. Introduction Peter Hoare
27. The libraries of the ancient universities to the 1960s Peter Hoare
28. The libraries of the University of London to the 1960s Bernard Naylor
29. The civic universities and their libraries F. W. Ratcliffe
30. Academic libraries and the expansion of higher education since the 1960s Ian Mowat
Part VI. The Rise of Professional Society: 31. Libraries and information for specialist areas Jack Meadows
32. The scientist and engineer and their need for information Jack Meadows
33. Information in the service of medicine Antonia J. Bunch
34. Lawyers and their libraries Guy Holborn
35. Spreading the word: religious libraries in the ages of enthusiasm and secularism (1850-2000) Alan Jesson
36. Government and Parliamentary libraries Chris Murphy
37. Company libraries Alistair Black
38. Rare-book libraries and the growth of humanities scholarship B. C. Bloomfield
Part VII. The Trade and its Tools: 39. Introduction Peter Hoare
40. The interpretation of professional development in librarianship since 1850 Ian Cornelius
41. Education for librarianship Dave Muddiman
42. Women and libraries Julia Taylor
43. The feminisation of librarianship: the writings of Margaret Reed Evelyn Kerslake
44. Sharing the load: libraries in co-operation Antonia J. Bunch
45. Organising knowledge: cataloguing, classification and indexing in the modern library Rodney M. Brunt
46. Storehouses of knowledge: the free library movement and the birth of modern library architecture Simon Pepper
Part VIII. Automation Pasts, Electronic Futures: 47. Introduction: The digital revolution in society and in libraries Graham Jefcoate
48. Automating the library process Eric Hunter
49. Informatisation: libraries and the exploitation of electronic information systems Alistair Duff
50. Libraries and librarians in the information age Liz Chapman and Frank Webster
Bibliography.
Preface
1. Libraries and the modern world Alistair Black and Peter Hoare
Part I. Enlightening the Masses: 2. Introduction Alistair Black
3. The people's university: models of public library history Alistair Black
4. Libraries for leisure time Robert Snape
5. High seriousness: the reference and information role of the public library 1850-2000 Bob Duckett
6. Extending the public library 1850-1930 Martin Hewitt
7. Public library outreach and extension 1930-2000 Dave Muddiman
8. Public library services for children Debbie Denham
9. Public library people 1850-1919 Paul Sturges
Part II. The Voluntary Ethic: 10. Introduction Alistair Black
11. Circulating libraries in the Victorian age and after Simon Eliot
12. The subscription libraries and their members Geoffrey Forster and Alan Bell
13. Radical reading? Working class libraries in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Chris Baggs
14. Private libraries and the collecting instinct David Pearson
Part III. Libraries for National Needs: 15. Introduction Peter Hoare
16. The library scene in an English city: Newcastle upon Tyne libraries 1850-2000 John Day
17. Public libraries in Wales since 1862 Philip Henry Jones
18. The National Library of Wales Lionel Madden
19. The Scottish library scene John C. Crawford
20. The National Library of Scotland Ian McGowan
21. The Irish library scene Catherine Moran and Pearl Quinn
22. The National Library of Ireland Gerard Long
Part IV. The Nation's Treasury: 23. Introduction Graham Jefcoate
24. The British Museum Library 1857-1973 P. R. Harris
25. The British Library and its antecedents John Hopson
Part V. The Spirit of Enquiry: 26. Introduction Peter Hoare
27. The libraries of the ancient universities to the 1960s Peter Hoare
28. The libraries of the University of London to the 1960s Bernard Naylor
29. The civic universities and their libraries F. W. Ratcliffe
30. Academic libraries and the expansion of higher education since the 1960s Ian Mowat
Part VI. The Rise of Professional Society: 31. Libraries and information for specialist areas Jack Meadows
32. The scientist and engineer and their need for information Jack Meadows
33. Information in the service of medicine Antonia J. Bunch
34. Lawyers and their libraries Guy Holborn
35. Spreading the word: religious libraries in the ages of enthusiasm and secularism (1850-2000) Alan Jesson
36. Government and Parliamentary libraries Chris Murphy
37. Company libraries Alistair Black
38. Rare-book libraries and the growth of humanities scholarship B. C. Bloomfield
Part VII. The Trade and its Tools: 39. Introduction Peter Hoare
40. The interpretation of professional development in librarianship since 1850 Ian Cornelius
41. Education for librarianship Dave Muddiman
42. Women and libraries Julia Taylor
43. The feminisation of librarianship: the writings of Margaret Reed Evelyn Kerslake
44. Sharing the load: libraries in co-operation Antonia J. Bunch
45. Organising knowledge: cataloguing, classification and indexing in the modern library Rodney M. Brunt
46. Storehouses of knowledge: the free library movement and the birth of modern library architecture Simon Pepper
Part VIII. Automation Pasts, Electronic Futures: 47. Introduction: The digital revolution in society and in libraries Graham Jefcoate
48. Automating the library process Eric Hunter
49. Informatisation: libraries and the exploitation of electronic information systems Alistair Duff
50. Libraries and librarians in the information age Liz Chapman and Frank Webster
Bibliography.
1. Libraries and the modern world Alistair Black and Peter Hoare
Part I. Enlightening the Masses: 2. Introduction Alistair Black
3. The people's university: models of public library history Alistair Black
4. Libraries for leisure time Robert Snape
5. High seriousness: the reference and information role of the public library 1850-2000 Bob Duckett
6. Extending the public library 1850-1930 Martin Hewitt
7. Public library outreach and extension 1930-2000 Dave Muddiman
8. Public library services for children Debbie Denham
9. Public library people 1850-1919 Paul Sturges
Part II. The Voluntary Ethic: 10. Introduction Alistair Black
11. Circulating libraries in the Victorian age and after Simon Eliot
12. The subscription libraries and their members Geoffrey Forster and Alan Bell
13. Radical reading? Working class libraries in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Chris Baggs
14. Private libraries and the collecting instinct David Pearson
Part III. Libraries for National Needs: 15. Introduction Peter Hoare
16. The library scene in an English city: Newcastle upon Tyne libraries 1850-2000 John Day
17. Public libraries in Wales since 1862 Philip Henry Jones
18. The National Library of Wales Lionel Madden
19. The Scottish library scene John C. Crawford
20. The National Library of Scotland Ian McGowan
21. The Irish library scene Catherine Moran and Pearl Quinn
22. The National Library of Ireland Gerard Long
Part IV. The Nation's Treasury: 23. Introduction Graham Jefcoate
24. The British Museum Library 1857-1973 P. R. Harris
25. The British Library and its antecedents John Hopson
Part V. The Spirit of Enquiry: 26. Introduction Peter Hoare
27. The libraries of the ancient universities to the 1960s Peter Hoare
28. The libraries of the University of London to the 1960s Bernard Naylor
29. The civic universities and their libraries F. W. Ratcliffe
30. Academic libraries and the expansion of higher education since the 1960s Ian Mowat
Part VI. The Rise of Professional Society: 31. Libraries and information for specialist areas Jack Meadows
32. The scientist and engineer and their need for information Jack Meadows
33. Information in the service of medicine Antonia J. Bunch
34. Lawyers and their libraries Guy Holborn
35. Spreading the word: religious libraries in the ages of enthusiasm and secularism (1850-2000) Alan Jesson
36. Government and Parliamentary libraries Chris Murphy
37. Company libraries Alistair Black
38. Rare-book libraries and the growth of humanities scholarship B. C. Bloomfield
Part VII. The Trade and its Tools: 39. Introduction Peter Hoare
40. The interpretation of professional development in librarianship since 1850 Ian Cornelius
41. Education for librarianship Dave Muddiman
42. Women and libraries Julia Taylor
43. The feminisation of librarianship: the writings of Margaret Reed Evelyn Kerslake
44. Sharing the load: libraries in co-operation Antonia J. Bunch
45. Organising knowledge: cataloguing, classification and indexing in the modern library Rodney M. Brunt
46. Storehouses of knowledge: the free library movement and the birth of modern library architecture Simon Pepper
Part VIII. Automation Pasts, Electronic Futures: 47. Introduction: The digital revolution in society and in libraries Graham Jefcoate
48. Automating the library process Eric Hunter
49. Informatisation: libraries and the exploitation of electronic information systems Alistair Duff
50. Libraries and librarians in the information age Liz Chapman and Frank Webster
Bibliography.