Five laws of library science

Known as: Ranganathan laws

The Five laws of library science is a theory proposed by S. R. Ranganathan in 1931, detailing the principles of operating a library system. Many…

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2013

The completion of 50 years in the life of an individual has significance. If he or she completes 60 years, it is regarded as one…

2011

The advantages of online electronic journals are playing vital roles towards the fulfillment of the five laws of library science…

2011

There have been several milestones in the history of library classification but most of the schemes failed to meet the new…

2011

There is no doubt that reference services are changing and that the reference desk needs to change also, in response. In this…

2011

Five Laws of Library Science is the highest principle,Five Laws of Library Science was established by Ranganathan, his theory has…

2008

This paper introduces Ranganathan's five laws of library science and combines them with library management and library service to…

2007

Nowadays, more and more people have realized of the importance of information literacy, and so many universities come emphasize…

2005

Having been greatly influenced by information technology, the content of the Five Laws of Library Science has changed a lot; but…

2005

The library work is objectively analyzed and evaluated with the principles of Five Laws of Library Science proposed by…

1998