No cap\u00edtulo sobre a imagem da biblioteca a resposta universal \u00e9: “Um pr\u00e9dio com livros” <\/p>\n
The \u201cLibrary\u201d brand is dominant in one category\u2014books. It would be delightful to assume that when respondents say \u201cbooks,\u201d what they really mean to say is that books, in essence, stand for those intangible qualities of information familiarity, information trust and information quality. The data did not reveal it. We looked hard. We reviewed thousands of responses to the open-ended questions that inquired about positive library associations and library purpose. We searched for words and phrases that included mentions of \u201cquality,\u201d \u201ctrust,\u201d \u201cknowledge,\u201d \u201clearning,\u201d \u201ceducation,\u201d etc. We found mentions of each, but they were relatively few in number. \u201cBooks\u201d dominated\u2014across all regions surveyed and across all age groups.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Fonte: Perceptions of Libraries and Information Resources<\/a>, <\/i>OCLC, 2005, question 807, What is the first thing you think of when you think of a library?<\/p>\n
Ora bem. as raizes de biblioteca s\u00e3o exactamente: “biblio”=livro, “teka”=caixa; portanto , ao fim de mais de dois mil anos continuamos, fi\u00e9is \u00e0s nossas origens, a ser vistos como “caixas (de concreto) de livros”… \u00e9 um sucesso!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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