Library users poll: Do you ever browse the shelves without looking for a particular book? And/or do you go to the shelf for a particular book and
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mara
Jul 13 '10, 15:01
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then also find something else you hadn't been looking for?
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Responses:
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of course -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jul 13, 16:56
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Yes, and that's why I've seen just about every book ever written about...
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OAE
Jul 13, 15:09
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It's happened, but the section has to interest me. Such a social science, or Latin America - culture/politics. Things like that. -- nm
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facto
Jul 13, 15:06
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I did before I began buying books. Now I browse on line. -- nm
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CovingtonCat
Jul 13, 15:05
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I browse a lot even if I know what I'm looking for. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 13, 15:04
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I always browse to find something. I might pick out a certain category, but it's always a browse -- nm
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CQ
Jul 13, 15:04
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The first part: not really, but I should do this more. The second part: yes.
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ty97
Jul 13, 15:03
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Proptem by this article is about browsing, or the lack of it, or the pointlessnes of it, in academic libraries.
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mara
Jul 13, 15:02
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I have to do the former because sadly our library isn't very well funded so new copies of things have ginormous waiting lists. -- nm
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Qale
Jul 13, 15:02
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I sometimes browse but I never get anything. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Jul 13, 15:01
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