Library Electronic Scriptorium: A Contribution to the Research and Teaching of Philosophy, Letters, Identity and Culture

Authors

  • Aracelly Ugalde Vìquez Retired librarian, Costa Rica, Costa Rica
  • Margarita Rojas González Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica, Costa Rica
  • Carolina Gómez Fernández Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica, Costa Rica

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15359/rb.36-2.2

Keywords:

Management Knowledge, University Repositories, Electronic Libraries, Documentary Heritage, Opens Information System

Abstract

The present work, which transcribes the project registered in the system of the National University academic formation, describes the first experiment used for management and control of the intellectual production of the Faculty of philosophy and letters, through the creation of a library and a repository for the purpose of identify, conserve and preserve the historical memory which is that academic work in the areas of knowledge have been studied and which are currently studying: philosophy, culture, literature, translation, Linguistics, librarianship, documentation, studies of gender, religion and society, ethics, human rights, Central American and Latin American studies.

 

That information had not been registered and was not available for viewing in the documentary collections in the collections of the libraries; In addition, was mostly scattered on desktops and in the houses of room, on shelves of the writers, mostly in printed format; and another, until on the memorabilia personal.

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Published

2018-05-16

How to Cite

Library Electronic Scriptorium: A Contribution to the Research and Teaching of Philosophy, Letters, Identity and Culture. (2018). Bibliotecas, 36(2), 1-16. https://doi.org/10.15359/rb.36-2.2

How to Cite

Library Electronic Scriptorium: A Contribution to the Research and Teaching of Philosophy, Letters, Identity and Culture. (2018). Bibliotecas, 36(2), 1-16. https://doi.org/10.15359/rb.36-2.2

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