A librarian's open shelf ; essays on various subjects.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Freeport, N.Y. :
Books for Libraries Press,
[1967]
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| Series: | Essay index reprint series
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Table of Contents:
- Do readers read
- What makes people read
- The passing of the possessive; a study of book titles
- Selective education
- The uses of fiction
- The value of association
- Modern educational methods
- Some economic features of libraries
- Simon Newcomb: America's foremost astronomer
- The companionship of books
- Atomic theories of energy
- The advertisement of ideas
- The public library, the public school, and the social center movement
- The systematization of violence
- The art of re-reading
- History and heredity
- What the flag stands for
- The people's share in the public library
- Some tendencies of American thought
- Drugs and the man
- How the community educates itself
- Clubwomen's reading
- Books for tired eyes
- The magic casement
- A word to believers.