Basic Reference: An Information Theory.

Abstract

From the start, basic reference has been an information theory of conciliations. Between the extremes of reference art and information science, basic reference has sought a mean through the centuries-old approach to informa tion by the encyclopedists. In 1937, the American Library Association published the first book in the Basic Reference series.1 During the thirty-six years since, many teachers and students of reference have ac

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