Framing Reference Encounters.

Abstract

In meeting library patrons, reference librarians often must deal with not only a reference question but library and organizational policies. This paper presents four frames described by Lee Bolman and Terrence Deal that can be used to sharpen one's understanding of reference encounters and provide possible solutions. The structural frame uses rationality to establish formal procedures and boundaries. The human resource frame is based on the

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