The Five Laws of Library Science¶
Ranganathan, S. R. (1931). The Five Laws of Library Science.
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- The guarding discipline is to treat retrieval as the design target, following the librarian's maxim to save the time of the reader
This sourceStates the library-science principle “save the time of the reader.”
- The guarding discipline is to treat retrieval as the design target, following the librarian's maxim to save the time of the reader
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