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LIS 950: Libraries and community

The purpose of this seminar is to explore an important topic in library and information studies in depth — in all its intertwined historical, cultural, philosophical, and political aspects — through a graduate reading/discussion seminar. The topic varies each time the course is taught; this time around, we will focus on "libraries and community"

Wednesday, November 09, 2005

supplemental read to Bowling Alone?

I came across a relevant article not too long ago when I first heard we would be reading Bowling Alone, though I have not been able to read it yet. It is "Where Are Libraries in Bowling Alone?" by Jean Preer in Amerian Libraries, September 2001 (p. 60-62).

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