Comment

Abstract

I MUST THANK David Gerard for responding so warmly to my review of Mr Murison's The public library in Human world 13; and I must thank Mr Murison for responding to the double onslaught (in NLW March) so effectively. (It was not, by the way, a concerted attack, though Mr Murison might be excused for thinking so, especially in view of his other trials.) And if I gave the impression of thinking of him as rather dim and unquestioning, I must simply apologise; this was not my intention. I chose to review his book because it typifies some of our vast social problems in an exceptionally clear‐cut way; because it demonstrates, through the clarity of its presentation, both the virtues and the limitations of socialised thought. This is not, I think, an insult.

Citation

GRIFFIN, B., DAY, A., FOREMAN, L., ASSER, M. and CHESHIRE, D. (1974), "Comment", New Library World, Vol. 75 No. 6, pp. 112-128. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb038200