Seeking meaning
1992Searching behaviorReference services (Libraries)Library researchInformation retrievalCase studies
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"Seeking Meaning was first published in 1993. It has since become a widely used professional resource and required reading in library and information science schools in the United States and abroad. This book offers essential knowledge for anyone providing library and information services. Library and information services for intellectual access - the interpretation of information and ideas within sources - and the process of seeking meaning are detailed. Presented is a theoretical framework for a process approach to library and information services, which was developed in a series of studies of the Information Search Process of users. The framework has helped to illuminate the user's perspective of information seeking, and has offered insights into pressing problems of seeking meaning in an overabundance of information."--Jacket.
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Searching behaviorReference services (Libraries)Library researchInformation retrievalCase studiesRecherche
First published 1992Setting
United States
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