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crl-14051	Miller, Constance	Computerized Literature Searching: Research Strategies and Databases; Online Information Retrieval in Australian Academic Libraries; Literature Searching in Science, Technology, and Agriculture (Book Review)	1984	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2815	119	49	The informa- tion in Computerized Literature Searching falls so short of what the end user wishing to conduct his/her own searches would need, that one suspects Gilreath of follow- ing up on a suggestion Wilson makes in the discussion of her survey results: that search intermediaries ''adopt a 'closed shop' or 'guild mentality' and try to pre- vent end users from receiving searching skills. While, as search intermediaries well know, an educated consumer can be a great addition to an online search pro- cess, in the face of the detail the computer retrieval chapter provides, it is fair to ask why end user oriented systems like Knowledge Index or BRS After Dark, 11 are not even mentioned.	cache/crl-14051.pdf	txt/crl-14051.txt