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User Instruction Issues for Databases in the Humanities

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Library Science and Information Literacy Library Science and Information Digital Humanities and Scholarship

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1981The Information Needs of Historians 1991Humanists and Electronic Information Services: Acceptance and Resistance 1990Beyond BI: Information Literacy in the Electronic Age.

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