Reconceptualizing Libraries: Perspectives from the Information and Learning Sciences
by Abigail L. Phillips, Victor R. Lee
Reconceptualizing Libraries explores libraries through the lenses of information and learning sciences. By bringing these perspectives together, Abigail L. Phillips and Victor R. Lee encourage readers to rethink traditional understandings of libraries and consider their place within broader conversations about information, education, and learning.
About This Book
Reconceptualizing Libraries examines libraries through the combined perspectives of information science and learning science.
The book invites readers to reconsider established ideas about what libraries are and how they function.
Its interdisciplinary focus connects questions about information, learning, and the evolving role of libraries.
Written by Abigail L. Phillips and Victor R. Lee, this work is suited to readers interested in contemporary library and information studies.
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