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It all starts with a Teacher. On the occasion of Konstantin I. Abramov’s 100-th anniversary

https://doi.org/10.33186/1027-3689-2020-8-139-146

Abstract

The scope of personality and expertise of Konstantin Ivanovich Abramov, outstanding Russian library scientist, promoter of higher library and information education, Doctor of Science in pedagogy, professor, RSFSR Honored Worker of Science, library science chair head (1960—1998) is emphasized, Konstantin I. Abramov’s contribution to the library science and practice, training library professionals at Moscow State Institute of Culture is characterized. Abramov supported the concept of combining sustainable general library disciplines with new dynamic modules in higher library education which contributes to competitiveness and career building capabilities of the graduates. In his lectures and publications, Abramov substantiated the priority of studying libraries as a social institutions. Abramov also contributed to promising library theoretical studies and applied research, and influenced professional career of his colleagues and school of thought. Being Abramov’s disciple, the author emphasizes Abramov’s impact on his own professional career and studies. 

About the Author

V. K. Klyuev
Moscow State Institute of Culture; Moscow State Linguistic University
Russian Federation

Vladimir K. Klyuev – Cand. Sc. (Pedagogy), Professor, Head, Chair for Information and Library Activities Management, Moscow State Institute of Culture, Moscow Region, Khimki, Russia; Professor, Department for Information and Analitical Activities, Moscow State Linguistic University

Moscow Region, Khimki; Moscow 



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Klyuev V.K. It all starts with a Teacher. On the occasion of Konstantin I. Abramov’s 100-th anniversary. Scientific and Technical Libraries. 2020;(8):139-146. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.33186/1027-3689-2020-8-139-146

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ISSN 1027-3689 (Print)
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