Courses of study in library science : $b being the assistants' guide to librarianshipWilliams, Reginald Gordon
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Courses of study in library science : $b being the assistants' guide to librarianship
Williams, Reginald Gordon
Library science -- Outlines, syllabi, etc.
Bostwick--How to raise the standard of book selection. _P.L., Vol. 14,
1909, pp. 163-67._
Brown--Manual of library economy. _1907 edition. Chap. II. Paras.
170-196, pp. 141-160._
_or_ Revised edition by W. C. B. Sayers. _Chap. 13. Paras. 174-206, pp.
167-188._
Brown--The small library. _The English Library. Chap. 9, pp. 109-138._
Brown--Plea for a select list of books. _L. Vol. 7, 1895, pp. 363-366._
Brown--Book selection. _L.W. Vol. 26, 1923-24, pp. 98-104._
Burgoyne--On the choice of books for small libraries. _L.A.R. Vol. 3,
1901, pp. 189-197._
Burgoyne--Selection and purchase of books. _L.A.R. Vol. I., 1899, pp.
136-157, also in L.W., Vol. I., 1898, pp. 157-159._
Cutler-Fairchild--Principles of selection of books. _L.J., Vol. 20,
1895, pp. 339-341._
Cutter--Should libraries buy only the best books or the best books that
people will read? _L.J., Vol. 26, 1901, pp. 70-72._
Dana--Library primer. _pp. 39-45._
Fay _and_ Eaton--Instruction in the use of books and libraries. _Part
2. Chaps. 13 and 25, pp. 181-192; 392-396._
Foster--Where ought the emphasis to be placed in library purchases?
_L.J., Vol. 29, 1904, pp. 229-237._
Harrison--On the choice of books. _Macmillan, 1903. 5s._
Lindsay--Some general principles of book selection. _P.L. Vol. 10,
1905, pp. 267-271._
McColvin--The theory of book selection for public libraries. _Grafton,
1925. 7s. 6d. Passim._
Mudge--New Guide to reference books. _1923. Introduction._
_or_ Kroeger--Guide to ... reference books. _Introduction._
Public Library’s aim in bookbuying. _L. Vol. 6, 1906. Also in L.J.,
Vol. 31, 1906, pp. 119-123._
Savage--Book selection. _L.A. Vol. 4., 1901, pp. 190._
Savage--A plea for the analytical study of the reading habit. _L.A.R.,
(New Series), Vol. 2, 1924, pp. 210-225._
Spofford--A book for all readers. _Putnams Sons: New York. Chap. I.,
pp. 3-32._
Stewart _and_ Clarke--Book selection. _pp. 1-7._
Walker--Practical book selection methods. _L.A.R. (New series). Vol. 2,
1924, pp. 157-164. Also published separately._
Willcock--Proportional representation. _L.A.R., Vol. 6, 1904, pp.
336-344._
Williams--Manual of book selection for the librarian and book lover.
_Chap. I., pp. 1-6._
Williams--Some principles of book selection. _L.A., Vol. 13, 1916, pp.
133-136; 140-144._
QUESTIONS.
_1._ You are asked to select books for a public library in a town of
200,000 inhabitants. State what number of volumes you would allocate
to the lending and reference departments respectively, and add a table
showing the proportional representation of the different main classes
in each department.
_2._ State what guides to selection you would consult in selecting an
initial stock of 25,000 volumes.
_3._ Do you consider it advisable to draw up a series of principles to
be followed in book selection? If so state these principles briefly.
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