Overview

Beasley's Guide to Library Research offers straightforward help in navigating the complex labyrinth of library research. Suitable for novice and experienced researcher alike, this revised classic is an invaluable tool for locating and using materials from research libraries anywhere in the world. Written and organized for easy access, the reader is guided step-by-step through library rules and methods of operation, the effective use of microfilms and various cataloguing systems, and the location of materials using bibliographies, reference books, and periodical indices. Also covered are the most modern forms of research, including computer databases, inter-library loan systems, and online computer searches. Whether the reader is a student, teacher, writer, librarian or business person, Beasley's Guide to Library Research provides the essential information that enables all library users to make the most of their research time.

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'Beasley writes clearly; he includes useful information on the many services of research libraries; and he communicates well the excitement of conducting research as a major library.' 'This book is ideal-in size, price, scope, and content-for a first course in 'fact finding' at either undergraduate or graduate levels.' - Gerald M. Gee, Florida A&M University

'Beasley writes clearly; he includes useful information on the many services of research libraries; and he communicates well the excitement of conducting research as a major library.' 'This book is ideal-in size, price, scope, and content-for a first course in 'fact finding' at either undergraduate or graduate levels.' - Gerald M. Gee, Florida A&M University 'This book is ideal-in size, price, scope, and content-for a first course in 'fact finding' at either undergraduate or graduate levels.' - Gerald M. Gee, Florida A&M University 'Beasley writes clearly; he includes useful information on the many services of research libraries; and he communicates well the excitement of conducting research as a major library.' - Library Journal

<p>'This book is ideal-in size, price, scope, and content-for a first course in 'fact finding' at either undergraduate or graduate levels.' -- Gerald M. Gee, Florida A&M University

Author Information

David Beasley was a reference librarian for 28 years at the New York Research Libraries.

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