Library, and the fight for class placement of librarianship Brazil: some considerations
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Library. Class struggle. Brazilian Librarianship. Librarian. Information.Abstract
Addresses the identification process and performance of libraries considering the context of class struggle and the positioning of librarianship in relation to these two factors. As a condition of this work is problematical, the following questions: how the library has worked in their political, social, educational, cultural, educational and administrative? As the Library has been positioned on the performance of libraries and the conflict of class struggle? Analyzes the library on their own terms functional and institutional, its divisions in public and private, the procedure to identify and characterize a library effectively. Evaluates the behavior of the library regarding the class struggle, showing that the library has served as an ideological state apparatus (IEA) by reproducing information from the dominant ideology relegating the majority of the population to a lower plane. It also analyzes the positioning of librarianship Brazilian considering his three main exponents: the upper-level course, the professional classes and the organs of considering the possibility of extension projections of academic, political mobilization of the organs of class, to stimulate the professional develop a social activity based on the process of attracting non-users and put them in the library space by streamlining the collection with diverse activities that are beyond the use only of the book.Downloads
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