History of Libraries in the Western World (Book Review)

  • Moffett W
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4th ed. Examines the social economic, and political conditions that gave rise to libraries throughout history, looking at libraries in the ancient world, medieval libraries, and modern library development in the Western world. pt. I. Libraries in the Ancient World. 1. The Origin of Libraries. 2. Babylonian and Assyrian Libraries. 3. Egyptian Libraries. 4. Greek Libraries. 5. Roman Libraries -- pt. II. Medieval Libraries. 6. Byznntine and Moslem Libraries. 7. Monastic and Cathedral Libraries. 8. The Rise of the University, the Renaissance, the Invention of Printing, and the Growth of Libraries in Europe to 1500 -- pt. III. Modern Library Development in the West. 9. European Libraries: Expansion and Diversification to 1917. 10. Libraries in America to 1850. 11. Modern European Libraries. 12. Modern American Libraries.

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Moffett, W. A. (1977). History of Libraries in the Western World (Book Review). College & Research Libraries, 38(4), 354–355. https://doi.org/10.5860/crl_38_04_354

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