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Journal:
Information and Learning Sciences
New Library World (1999) 100 (4): 171–179.
Published: 01 July 1999
... are under discussion; and, in Serbia, many minority languages are in use, which makes it difficult to provide efficient contact between different communities through electronic publishing. In this context, a systematic solution that responds to this complex situation has not been developed in the frame...
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English Literature and Literature in English: Repackaged and Anthologised by Oxford University Press
Journal:
Information and Learning Sciences
New Library World (1991) 92 (6)
Published: 01 June 1991
... cursory, if entertaining, overview of a refers to the language of the British huge, and hugely popular, field of Isles, rather than a single nationality, literature. 8 New Library World Finally, the role of a University Press in publishing scholarship is complemented by its role in popularising...
