So, this question pertains to our recent publication 'Towards a conceptual framework for communicating library training to students in South African university libraries'.
I recently asked CHATGPT to tell me about the debate between John Budd, Gary P Radford and Jim Zwadlo on the role of philosophy in library and information science. These were the responses (attached).
Which perspective entices you the most?
Philosophy forms a basic conceptual orientation for many academic disciplines, for example as philosophy of science informing research methodology and technology in Library science. Philosophy of Education in Library Science informs the instruction component in the question.
Philosophy remains the way of life for every individual who keep their life for there individual the way of their message for their thinking phase , individual development for their life action.
For every individual life is important & offering the message for their action for becoming worthy human being .It is in this line of action individual a prefer to move towards the information , its value, & action in their life .
This is my personal opinion
Rohit Manilal Parikh . Thank you for your engagement. Yes, philosophy is an essential way of life. However, it if often shunned in library practice.
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