E-LISSistem Yaklaşımı ve Kütüphanecilik BilimiS. SerapKurbanoğluauthorThe systems approach is a particular way of thinking about a topic or problem that concentrates on interrelationships. lt is characterised by the holistic view that the whole is more than the sum of the parts, as opposed to the elemantarist view that the total is the sum of the parts. The systems approach is not an attempt to understand everything about a system, rather it tries to include all factors relevant to the topic or problem under consideration. The systems approach by itself is not a methodology, but involves the use of systems methodologies. Therefore. there have been many attemps to adapt systems thinking into practical methodologies since 1970s. This paper describes the terms 'system' and ‘systems approach' and presents a short historical account of systems methodologies. In addition, the importance of systems approach aiid systems approch based systcms methodologies within organisational (including libraries) problem solving is stresed.AC. Relationship of LIS with other fields .AA. Library and information science as a field.1993Türk Kütüphaneciler DerneğiJournal Article (Print/Paginated)

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