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Indigenous Knowledge and Library Types by Jonar Marie D. Cruzat is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Indigenous knowledge is local knowledge unique to a given culture, contrasting with knowledge from universities and research institutions. An indigenous library is owned and managed by indigenous peoples to develop and produce culturally appropriate information in local languages. An academic library supports university curriculum and research, while a public library is accessible to all and funded by taxes. A special library provides specialized resources on a particular subject to a specialized clientele.
- Author
- Jonar Marie D. Cruzat
- Language
- EN