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Features of public libraries today: Focus groups as a technique for the study of the social representation of the library

This article is a summary of a study of the social representation of the library. It emphasizes the importance of studies like these in the current climate, in which public libraries seek to redefine their role in society. The study is exploratory and so selected a qualitative methodology, focus groups.