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for the Stixy of Rossians en the West Oast ard Rourdtable: Slavic Librarianship en the West Cbast. Barbara A. Ga]JJc University of Washintca Libraries Rocky )kiuntain Association for 83.avic Sies 1he Rocky Wountain Association for Slavic Strd.tes held its meeting April 24-27, 1985 in brt Worth, Texas. Patricia Polaneky presented a paper entitled "lbs leenid Shur (llection at the University of Alaska". Patricia Polansky Uhiversity of Hawaii A -AGXN J1M. SOUNUS IU*'S 'lx) WI }IZC* by Gregory Wai)cer, 1eian Library, University of Oxford Scab American librarians will already Ja SOW&, the "little megazine" of Slavic librarians in Britain, 'ithose twentieth issue aWsared early in 1986, twenty years after it. fourdatic*i by the Slavic specialist group within the Starding fsrenoe of Natienal arzi University Libraries (SUL). SOLANUS was produced for Slavists within the library profession, aid was notable for the meny descriptfra of British aid other libraries' Slavic oollecticms thich it carried over the years, suplerentirq the data given in the group's directory of library resources (The 2rd edition of thin directory apeared as: BCX PrR scvn"r, EP.r 113l)WAN AND SLAWVIC S'1UDIN IN PrISH taWARnS, ad. by Gregory Walder with the assistanos of Jerw Brine (Univ. or Birmingham, 1981). Th 1985 the group ( SWLs Advisory Ozsnittae en Slavonic ard East Eurtçean Materials) agreed that there was an ccening for a journal to carry articles aid revi.in en all aspects of the printed word in Eastern P2irope ard the USSR, provided that it had a rare aid stardard whic.t would attract a1ojars in the field at least as nud, as librarians both as readers aid as trihitiors aid provided also that its appeal was explicitly international. With 80*IUL'B suçort, it was decided to re-latincii SOLANUS as an r"c journal designed specifically for this field of st*dy, conprising the history aid present state of publishing, the book trade, printing, the book arts, reader stidieg, censorship, bib1iogra*iy aid libraries in Rossia, the USSR aid Eastern Ebrepe. (MaIiscrlpt aid artthive sbxues are ee,1rdal). A enall, Ulc-based itorial Board has been cxgtittzted, aid the journal's international dirensici'i is ernxidiad in an International Advisory Panel recruited fins sc*iolars aid librarians with special expertise in the subjects covered. Orrent tiership of the EB aid lAP is listed below. The twenty-first vol'. (or "ni series 1") is planned to appear in late 1986. lt of the ortitent is still in course of preparation at this tire of writing, but the articles we bcpe to see iii it include: Polish 35
samizadt publishing. Publishing In Bolgaria during the National P.evival period. Soviet libraries arri their readers. Literature survey of znt Soviet ani East Liropean book stites (knigovedenie). A full irdex to SOIANIJS, volusa 1-20. Reviews ani shorter notices are also being cxmniasioned, sod a "Notes ard Queries" coluen will be available for shorter municatmons. Distribetion sod subeription arrangesents have sUn to be finalized, hot all enquiries sxald be sent to th Editor, Dr. Gregory Waijcer (Slavonic Section, Bodleisri Library, Broad Street, Oxford ca 3W, Englard), who will also be very happy to hear fros those interested in contrihoting articles, reviews or other raterial. Editorial Board: Professor Qarles Drags (Subool oF Slavonic ard East East Enrcpean Stirlies, T.lhiveraity or I:nn) Dr. Jenny Brine (University or Birmingham), Dr. Will Ryan (Waxb.rg Institute, University of Iorri.cn), Dr thristine 'flicsaa (British Library) sod the Editor, Dr. Gregory Walker (leian library, Oxfor. International Mv'isory Panel: Mixaixta Beaven (Univ. of Minnesota), Professor William B. artier (University College, loodon), Professor Mariarsia Tax øldln (Univ. of Illinow at Urbana-thazpaign), Edward Fasinec (The New' York Public Library), Professor Gary Marker (State University or Na, York at Stcz' Brook), The Very Revererd Alexaixter - Nadsaa (ancis Skaryna Byslorussian library, Ixtcri), Dr. Horst Ittiling (l,hr-Universitat Bodun), Jthn S.G. Sismuis (Iill Souls College, Oxford), sod Dr. Wojcied Zalewaki (Stanford University). Slavic Materials in the WA International B1blicgrapIy The WA International Bibliography of Books ard Zarticles on the 2srn Languages sod Literatures (ML,XB) is craTpilsi frun a nester list of over 3100 periodicals sod series dealing with linguistice, literature sod fo11i.ore. bunked sod sixty eight journals curprise the 1985 Slavic sod East Lrrcpean master list in literature aid folklore; nearly 100 serials sake the parallel section in linguistios. pprcsdinately 140 periodicals accept articles written in Fossia. Wwbsrs asiss, what journals are on the Slavic master list? How can MUiTh users locate articles in particular Slavic languages? Part of the answsr lies in the MIMBs adjunct publication: The WA Directory of Periodicals: A Qide to Jcnnals aid Series In languages aid Literatures (P). The noP, a biennial publication, is described as a ocaanion publication to the WAIB aid serves as the key to its master list of serials. The current edition, cupiled by Eileen M. Maokesy aid Susan Cook Suarrer, describes the nester list for 1984-1985; the 1986-1987 edition will be publis in the spring of 1986. Designed as an aid to sdiolars sttrrittfng articleà for publication, the LOP outlines the scrpe, publication data, aid policies of the jonrna].s irdexed In the WAIB. Entries are alphabetical by full title rather than by corporate heading or acronym. However, aok entry bides the MLAIB acronym for easy reference. The LOP also gives lidex access by subject, sponsoring organization, editorial personnel, and languages accepted for publication. For reasons of space, English, Frencth, German, Italian, aid Spanish have been elided fron the languages Irdex. Slavic periodicals written In these languages can be fcurd using the subject ixdex. Sctholara interested In tracking down periodicals publishing Russian language articles can use the language Jzdex to determine exactly whiok journals are represented in the ML?,IB' 36
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