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Eugène Morel was born in Lyon, France.
Answer: False
Eugène Morel was born in Paris, France, not Lyon.
Eugène Morel obtained a legal qualification after graduating from the *faculté de droit* at the University of Paris.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel secured a qualification as a lawyer upon graduating from the *faculté de droit* (faculty of law) at the University of Paris.
Eugène Morel graduated as a lawyer in 1900.
Answer: False
Eugène Morel graduated as a lawyer in 1869, not 1900.
Before becoming a librarian, Eugčne Morel pursued a career in journalism.
Answer: False
Prior to his dedicated work in librarianship, Eugčne Morel engaged in a brief career focused on literature, not journalism.
The term *faculté de droit* refers to a faculty of literature within a university.
Answer: False
The term *faculté de droit* refers to a faculty or school of law within a university, not literature.
Who was Eugčne Morel?
Answer: A librarian, writer, and literary critic.
Eugène Morel was a distinguished French librarian, writer, and literary critic, recognized for his substantial contributions to the advancement of libraries and librarianship in France during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
When and where was Eugčne Morel born?
Answer: June 21, 1869, in Paris, France.
Eugène Morel was born on June 21, 1869, in Paris, France.
What was Eugčne Morel's initial career path before dedicating himself to librarianship?
Answer: He pursued a brief career in literature.
Prior to his dedicated work in librarianship, Eugčne Morel engaged in a brief career focused on literature.
What does the term *faculté de droit* refer to in the context of Eugčne Morel's education?
Answer: A faculty of law.
In the context of Eugčne Morel's education, the term *faculté de droit* refers to a faculty or school of law within a university.
Eugčne Morel died at what age?
Answer: 64
Eugčne Morel passed away in 1934 at the age of 64.
Eugène Morel's primary professions were librarian, historian, and archivist.
Answer: False
Eugène Morel's primary professions were librarian, writer, and literary critic, not historian or archivist.
Eugène Morel began his career as an assistant librarian at the *Bibliothèque nationale* in 1892.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel commenced his career in library services in 1892, serving as an assistant librarian at the *Bibliothèque nationale*.
Eugène Morel helped found the Association of French Librarians in 1918.
Answer: False
Eugène Morel helped found the Association of French Librarians in 1906, not 1918.
Eugčne Morel's work helped professionalize librarianship in France by redefining the librarian's role and career.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel's efforts were instrumental in the professionalization of librarianship in France, primarily through his work in redefining the librarian's role and career trajectory.
Eugčne Morel made significant contributions to French libraries during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel's career spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries, during which he made substantial contributions to the development and modernization of French libraries.
In what year did Eugčne Morel begin his career as an assistant librarian at the *Bibliothèque nationale*?
Answer: 1892
Eugčne Morel commenced his career in library services in 1892, serving as an assistant librarian at the *Bibliothèque nationale*.
Which significant professional organization did Eugčne Morel help found?
Answer: The Association of French Librarians
Eugčne Morel was instrumental in the founding of the Association of French Librarians in 1906.
When was the Association of French Librarians founded?
Answer: 1906
The Association of French Librarians was founded in 1906, with Eugčne Morel being one of its key founders.
What does the term "redlink" indicate in the context of the Association of French Librarians mentioned in the biography?
Answer: A dedicated Wikipedia page for the association did not exist at the time.
In the context of the biography, a "redlink" signifies that a dedicated Wikipedia page for the Association of French Librarians was not available at the time of the source's creation, despite the association's mention.
Eugčne Morel was elected president of the Association of French Librarians in which year?
Answer: 1918
Eugčne Morel attained the position of president of the Association of French Librarians in the year 1918.
Eugčne Morel's main contributions included redefining the librarian's role and predicting future library developments in his book *La Librairie Publique*.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel's significant contributions to librarianship involved redefining the role and career of librarians, alongside his forward-looking predictions on library development articulated in his influential work, *La Librairie Publique*.
Eugčne Morel introduced the Library of Congress Classification System to the Levallois-Perret Library.
Answer: False
Eugène Morel introduced the Dewey Decimal Classification System, not the Library of Congress Classification System, to the Levallois-Perret Library.
Eugčne Morel introduced the Dewey Decimal Classification System in 1911.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel introduced the Dewey Decimal Classification System in 1911.
Eugčne Morel's book *La Librairie Publique* was published in 1908.
Answer: False
*La Librairie Publique* was published in 1910, not 1908.
Eugčne Morel's 1917 publication, *Le Dépôt légal, étude et projet de loi*, focused on the legal deposit system.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel's 1917 publication, *Le Dépôt légal, étude et projet de loi*, indeed focused on the legal deposit system.
The publication *La Loi sur le dépôt légal (19 mai 1925)* was by Eugčne Morel and discussed the legal deposit law enacted on May 19, 1925.
Answer: True
Eugène Morel authored *La Loi sur le dépôt légal (19 mai 1925)*, which specifically addressed the legal deposit law enacted on May 19, 1925.
The *Catalogue de la bibliothèque de Levallois-Perret* was published in 1925 and served as a simplified index for a decimal classification system.
Answer: False
The *Catalogue de la bibliothèque de Levallois-Perret*, published in 1925, served as a catalog for the library's holdings, rather than a simplified index for a decimal classification system.
Eugčne Morel published *Cadre et index de classement décimal réduit à 3 chiffres* in 1925 to provide a condensed index for the decimal classification system.
Answer: True
In 1925, Eugčne Morel published *Cadre et index de classement décimal réduit à 3 chiffres*, which offered a condensed index for the decimal classification system.
*L'Ignorance acquise* was one of Eugčne Morel's fictional works, published in 1898.
Answer: False
The fictional work *L'Ignorance acquise* by Eugčne Morel was published in 1889, not 1898.
Eugčne Morel published the fictional works *Les Morfondus* and *Terre promise* in 1898.
Answer: True
In 1898, Eugčne Morel published the fictional works *Les Morfondus* and *Terre promise*.
*La Prisonnière* was a fictional work by Eugčne Morel published in 1904.
Answer: False
The fictional work *La Prisonnière* by Eugčne Morel was published in 1900, not 1904.
The Dewey Decimal Classification System is a method for organizing library materials by subject using numerical notation.
Answer: True
The Dewey Decimal Classification System is indeed a method used to organize library materials by subject through numerical notation, facilitating information retrieval and management.
The practice of legal deposit mandates that publishers submit copies of their works to national institutions for preservation.
Answer: True
Legal deposit is a system requiring publishers, not authors, to deposit copies of their published works with a national institution, such as a library or archive, to ensure the preservation of the nation's published cultural heritage. Morel's work extensively examined this system.
What influential library classification system did Eugčne Morel introduce to the Levallois-Perret Library?
Answer: Dewey Decimal Classification
Eugčne Morel introduced the Dewey Decimal Classification System, a method for organizing library materials by subject using numerical notation, to the Levallois-Perret Library.
In what year did Eugčne Morel introduce the Dewey Decimal Classification System to the Levallois-Perret Library?
Answer: 1911
Eugčne Morel introduced the Dewey Decimal Classification System in 1911.
What was the title of Eugčne Morel's book where he predicted the future library developments?
Answer: *La Librairie Publique*
Eugčne Morel articulated his predictions for the future development of libraries in his significant work, *La Librairie Publique*.
In which year was *La Librairie Publique* published?
Answer: 1910
*La Librairie Publique* was published in the year 1910.
Which of Morel's publications specifically discussed the legal deposit law of May 19, 1925?
Answer: *La Loi sur le dépôt légal (19 mai 1925)*
Morel's publication that specifically discussed the legal deposit law enacted on May 19, 1925, was titled *La Loi sur le dépôt légal (19 mai 1925)*.
What was the purpose of Eugčne Morel's 1925 publication, *Catalogue de la bibliothèque de Levallois-Perret*?
Answer: To serve as a catalog for the library's holdings.
The 1925 publication *Catalogue de la bibliothèque de Levallois-Perret* by Eugčne Morel served as a comprehensive catalog for the library's collection, aiding patrons in navigating its resources.
Which fictional work by Eugčne Morel was published in 1900?
Answer: *La Prisonnière*
The fictional work published by Eugčne Morel in the year 1900 was titled *La Prisonnière*.
How many fictional works are listed for Eugčne Morel in the bibliography?
Answer: Nine
The bibliography section lists a total of nine fictional works authored by Eugčne Morel.
Which of the following was a fictional work published by Eugčne Morel in 1898?
Answer: *Terre promise*
In 1898, Eugčne Morel published the fictional work *Terre promise*, alongside *Les Morfondus*.
How many librarianship-related publications are listed for Eugčne Morel in the bibliography?
Answer: Seven
The bibliography lists a total of seven publications by Eugčne Morel that are directly related to librarianship.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a publication by Eugčne Morel related to librarianship?
Answer: *La Rouille du sabre*
The publication *La Rouille du sabre* is listed as a fictional work by Eugčne Morel, distinguishing it from his professional publications on librarianship such as *La Librairie Publique* and works on legal deposit.
*L'Heure Joyeuse* was the second public library established for children in France.
Answer: False
*L'Heure Joyeuse* holds the distinction of being the first public library specifically established for children in France, not the second.
*L'Heure Joyeuse* was founded in 1923 in Lyon.
Answer: False
*L'Heure Joyeuse* was founded in Paris in 1923, not Lyon.
What pioneering children's library did Eugčne Morel support in France?
Answer: *L'Heure Joyeuse*
Eugčne Morel provided support for *L'Heure Joyeuse*, a pioneering institution recognized as the first public library specifically established for children in France.
What is the significance of *L'Heure Joyeuse* in the history of French libraries?
Answer: It was the first public library established specifically for children in France.
*L'Heure Joyeuse* holds historical significance as the first public library in France to be established specifically for children, a pioneering initiative supported by Eugčne Morel.
The image caption "Eugčne Morel par Valloton - T14p453.png" refers to a biography of Morel written by Valloton.
Answer: False
The caption "Eugčne Morel par Valloton - T14p453.png" refers to a portrait of Eugčne Morel by Valloton, not a biography written by him.
Gaetan Benoit published an article about Eugčne Morel and children's libraries in France in *The Journal of Library History* in 1985.
Answer: True
Gaetan Benoit's article discussing Eugčne Morel and his work with children's libraries in France was published in *The Journal of Library History* in 1985.
Mary Niles Maack's 1993 article concerning *L'Heure Joyeuse* was published in *The Library Quarterly*.
Answer: True
Mary Niles Maack's 1993 article focusing on *L'Heure Joyeuse* was published in the academic journal *The Library Quarterly*.
Jean-Pierre Seguin's 1994 book focuses on Eugčne Morel's contributions to public reading and library services in France.
Answer: True
Jean-Pierre Seguin's 1994 book examined Eugčne Morel's life and his significant contributions to public reading and library services in France.
The presence of multiple international identifiers like VIAF and ISNI suggests that Eugčne Morel was a minor figure whose work was not widely cataloged.
Answer: False
The existence of multiple international identifiers, such as VIAF and ISNI, indicates that Eugčne Morel is recognized as a historically significant figure whose life and works are cataloged and indexed by major global library and data management systems.
Which academic journal published Mary Niles Maack's 1993 article about *L'Heure Joyeuse*?
Answer: *The Library Quarterly*
Mary Niles Maack's 1993 article focusing on *L'Heure Joyeuse* was published in the academic journal *The Library Quarterly*.
What does the presence of multiple international identifiers (like VIAF and ISNI) suggest about Eugčne Morel?
Answer: He is a recognized historical figure cataloged globally.
The existence of multiple international identifiers, such as VIAF and ISNI, indicates that Eugčne Morel is recognized as a historically significant figure whose life and works are cataloged and indexed by major global library and data management systems.
What is the JSTOR reference number for Gaetan Benoit's 1985 article on Eugčne Morel?
Answer: 25541627
The JSTOR reference number for Gaetan Benoit's 1985 article concerning Eugčne Morel is 25541627.
Who authored the book *Eugčne Morel: pioneer of public libraries in France*?
Answer: Gaëtan Benoît
The book titled *Eugčne Morel: pioneer of public libraries in France* was authored by Gaëtan Benoît.
What does the phrase "pioneer of public libraries in France" imply about Eugčne Morel's legacy?
Answer: He was a key figure in the early development and advancement of public library systems in France.
The designation of Eugčne Morel as a "pioneer of public libraries in France" implies his pivotal role in the foundational development and advancement of public library systems and practices within the nation.
What was the subject of Jean-Pierre Seguin's 1994 book about Eugčne Morel?
Answer: Morel's life and his role in public reading and library services.
Jean-Pierre Seguin's 1994 book examined Eugčne Morel's life and his significant contributions to public reading and library services in France.