Libraries in a Changing World
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Abstract: We find ourselves in a time of violent conflicts. Conflicts between liberal democracies and autocratic regimes are being fiercely fought out in various regions. At the same time, we are facing a digital-technological transformation, however its effects are difficult to predict, particularly due to the further advancements of artificial intelligence. Preserving the comprehensive knowledge of mankind and thus ensuring its existence and dissemination is a task belonging to libraries. But how can libraries really fulfill this responsibility? And if so, under what conditions? This paper will discuss thoughts on the role of libraries in a changing world.
Keywords: libraries, political education, access to knowledge, cultural heritage, information literacya 1win mobil
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