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Saudi Arabia’S And Egypt’S Public And School Libraries, Donna Marie Hoeksema
Saudi Arabia’S And Egypt’S Public And School Libraries, Donna Marie Hoeksema
Graduate Research Papers
This research was based on a concern for libraries in third world countries. A study of literature about public and school libraries in two developing countries in the Middle East was conducted. Based on the evidence that certain conditions were present in the United States and Europe before library development began, this researcher isolated eight of these conditions to research whether they were in existence or growing in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Two hypotheses were-tested. First, political stability was evident. Secondly, evidence of growth in the following seven conditions were studied: education, economic growth, government commitment towards libraries, urbanization, presence …
The Portrayal Of Death In Selected Fiction Books For Adolescents, Nancy Helmers
The Portrayal Of Death In Selected Fiction Books For Adolescents, Nancy Helmers
Graduate Research Papers
The purpose of this study was to examine and evaluate the portrayal of death in selected fiction books for adolescents. The sample for the study consisted of eleven books selected by a committee of professionals in the field of adolescent literature. These are books that tend to be available to adolescents in libraries. A method of content analysis was applied'as the research design in which each book was analyzed on a basis of seven categories.
It was found that most of the books do handle the death theme realistically. In death vocabulary the most frequently used words were "die", "dead", …