Title: University Library
1University Library
The Library Legacy Theory, Models and
Systems Ross Atkinson Associate University
Librarian for Collections ra13_at_cornell.edu
21. Three Qualifications
a) situation,
b) library types,
c) functional bias.
32. Framework
a. The discipline of bibliography
b. Defining concepts
c. The paradigm of Alexandria
d. Modernity the service ethic
4Framework
a. The discipline of bibliography
- descriptive, historical, analytical textual
criticism and scholarship
5Framework
b. Defining concepts
6Framework
c. The paradigm of Alexandria
- social/intellectual center
- organization/classification
- legitimacy/authentication
7Framework
d. Modernity
the service ethic
8Modern Operations
a. Objects type and periodicity
(monographs/serials)
- dominant objects by discipline
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b. Functions
- input coll development technical services
(acquisitions/cataloging)
- output public services (access services
reference/instruction)
- administration and systems
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c. Input flow
- selection criteria and the representational deal
- cataloging copy and original descriptive and
subject
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d. Output options
- bibliographic (reference) tools enumeration
and synopsis
- prime aim access time as a factor of utility
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e. An alternative perspective
mediation and delivery
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f. The special role of
Special Collections
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15Modern Operations
g. Preservation
16- Library cooperation
Dreams and Realities
- the use and abuse statistics quantity as quality
- synergism and complementarity
175. The pursuit of professionalism
186. The ideological foundation
- Library Bill of Rights and the Keystone
Principles
- the transitional commitment
- the service problematic the specter of
inversion
- intermediation and disintermediation