Adapting Marketing to Libraries in a Changing and World-Wide by R. Jean Savard, Rejean Savard

By R. Jean Savard, Rejean Savard

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3. Les différents niveaux du discours : l'émotif sous le rationnel Sous les différents arguments avancés, sous le discours officiel, il existe souvent un souci officieux, plus réel et plus puissant que tous les discours. 3. 1. « Je refuse d'en parler » 50 La répulsion, la résistance font ici la part belle au facteur émotif : en quoi la personne, le moi estil concerné, mis en danger? « Ne verra-t-on pas mon incompétence? » La peur de perdre la face, vis à vis des collègues, de la hiérarchie ou des subordonnés, est souvent latente dans bien des discours engagés.

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Who worked with it? Was the management involved? Did they have any money at all to spend on things other than basics? Were they proud of anything they had done, etc. A positive thing seemed to have happened in the middle of those bad times: the view of marketing as a part of managing had succeeded at last! Everybody agreed as to its great importance. 41 I also recently sent a question out on the Nordic library discussion group BIBLIST on the Internet, as well as asked my own library director her opinion of the situation.

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