The Last Quarter-Century: Change as Challenge or as Catastrophe
Thompson, Kenneth W.; Shera, Jesse H.
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Title
The Last Quarter-Century: Change as Challenge or as Catastrophe
Author(s)
Thompson, Kenneth W.
Shera, Jesse H.
Issue Date
1978
Keyword(s)
Future trends
Libraries and society
Abstract
"Includes a response by Jesse H. Shera. Because most of us are ""little conservatives"" or ""little liberals,"" we
are baffled, divided and troubled by change. Most of our judgments about
change reflect in some measure our varying temperaments and styles. Either
we function best with things as they are in familiar surroundings where
stimuli and responses are predictable and routine, or we demand bold new
challenges and large opportunities to make life worth living. It is the beginning
of wisdom to recognize that in our response to change we are not the
same, and we do not help one another by blind insistence that we are. There
is no such thing as one objective response to change; each of us responds
from the ground on which he or she stands."
Publisher
Graduate School of Library Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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