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Librarians s psychological commitments: human relations in librarianship/ Florence E DeHart

Physical description: xiii,208p;
Series: Recent titles in contributions in librarianship and information science series;
Author(s): DeHart, Florence E;
ISBN: 0313213291;
Subjects: Librarians psychology;
Publisher: : Greenwood Press Westport , 1979;
Call number: 023.5;
Type: Book
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