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Contents Library History Research in America 1 Introduction Andrew B. Wertheimer and Donald G. Davis, Jr. Critical Approach to Library History 4 American Library History Literature, 1947–1997: Theoretical Perspectives? Wayne A. Wiegand Pioneers of the Library History Round Table 35 Louis Shores and Library History Lee Shiflett 41 The Library History Round Table’s First Twenty-five Years: Reminiscences and Remarks on Recent Research John David Marshall New Directions for Library History 51 Library Feminism and Library Women’s History: Activism and Scholarship, Equity and Culture Suzanne Hildenbrand 66 International Dimensions of Library History: Leadership and Scholarship, 1978–1998 Mary Niles Maack 77 Toward a Multicultural American Public Library History Cheryl Knott Malone 88 “They Sure Got to Prove It on Me”: Millennial Thoughts on Gay Archives, Gay Biography, and Gay Library History James V. Carmichael, Jr. 103 The History of Youth Services Librarianship: A Review of the Research Literature Christine A. Jenkins
Page 1 and 2: Libraries & Culture a journal of li
Page 3: LIBRARY HISTORY RESEARCH IN AMERICA
Page 7 and 8: Introduction Andrew B. Wertheimer a
Page 9 and 10: and is of great benefit, as it is o
Page 11 and 12: followed—it did not create—soci
Page 13 and 14: create a few new categories (e.g.,
Page 15 and 16: iography of Charles Coffin Jewett a
Page 17 and 18: extended their traditional motherly
Page 19 and 20: Print culture history has also gene
Page 21 and 22: mic librarianship include Neil A. R
Page 23 and 24: Henry L. Cecil and Willard A. Heaps
Page 25 and 26: the Special Libraries Association,
Page 27 and 28: I think most of what these print cu
Page 29 and 30: Notes 1. Michael H. Harris, “The
Page 31 and 32: 26. Edith Guerrier, An Independent
Page 33 and 34: Reserve University Press, 1972); Br
Page 35 and 36: 70. Donald R. McCoy, The National A
Page 37 and 38: Numbers: A Historical Study and Pra
Page 39 and 40: Future: The Foundations of Library
Page 41 and 42: Louis Shores and Library History Le
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the Library Faculty and Staff of To
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Library Feminism and Library Women
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while working with African-American
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Monumental Checkup” described som
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Library women were vulnerable, as w
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context; personal influence, not bu
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the inequities women face in their
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23. Dee Garrison, “Tender Technic
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Smith, ed., Imagination and Scholar
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As for the name change, I think tha
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the Center for the Book, and variou
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for the History of Authorship, Read
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Ian Willison, head of the Rare Book
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The Society for the History of Auth
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Toward a Multicultural American Pub
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might be possible to look for ways
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staff, and services. In a similar v
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history of all manner of informatio
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6. Donald G. Davis, Jr., “Wars in
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Social Reality, 1850-1920” (17-33
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widow who wanted to spend an aftern
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totally satisfactory “outing” o
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one way to squelch rebellion withou
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Related to this problem is how peop
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to detail detracts from narrative a
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Library historians and archivists a
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101 John R. Noonan, The Singing Bir
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The History of Youth Services Libra
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105 into the profession’s “comm
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107 greater visibility among histor
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ooks distributed among the common s
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111 sources—two popular and one s
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113 to-order children’s series bo
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Gerald Greenberg’s account of pub
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the coordinator of the ALA’s yout
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119 distribute reading promotional
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complex nature of school/library co
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document discrimination against wom
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Specialized Space Without designate
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Association of Social Workers? 136
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political players. What leadership
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131 3. Oliver Garceau, The Public L
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133 Development of Hawaii Public Li
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135 56. Leonard Marcus, Dear Genius
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137 86. Christine Pawley, “Advoca
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139 121. Budd L. Gambee, “ ‘An
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The Failure or Future of American A
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Moreover, some new developments, su
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145 archives and historical records
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147 keeping, and so forth. Regardin
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matics, but this interest has partl
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151 and the Early History of Women
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153 36. See, for example, Lynne Che
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Historical Bibliography and Library
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157 devoted to the history and lore
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Far happier, and more responsible,
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The Library Historian’s Field of
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TABLE 2 ALISE MEMBERSHIP BY GENDER
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TABLE 5 INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION F
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TABLE 7 GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION OF LIS
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devoted to public libraries and bio
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171 7. The best overall view of the
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Advancing the Scholarship of Librar
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175 dias, the library-college conce
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177 library education, and a number
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179 fession during the mid-1960s, t
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the University of North Carolina at
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With the first and last sections se
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185 For institutional linkages more
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and social institution and the desi
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189 Volume one, number one looks am
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191 II, GSLIS, UT-Austin; Joan A. H
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world. Yet the limited scope of thi
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Librarianship in the United States
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197 Encyclopedia of Library and Inf
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Reference Sources: Minority Voices
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201 result, the RLIN online databas
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203 development of two eminent libr
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some big blunders are being committ
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207 exception resulted from the eff
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efforts complement the Center for t
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211 1980); Jessie Carney Smith, ed.
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213 in part on oral history include
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Fifty Years of Promoting Library Hi
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217 “The Centennial Conference of
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1958, Summer, San Francisco Wednesd
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“The First Centenary of the Detro
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1973, Las Vegas, N.M. “The Americ
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“Global Book Crusade: The America
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Tuesday, 13 July, 9:30-11:00 A.M.
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“Bringing Books to the People: Th
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1990, Chicago Monday, 25 June, 9:30
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1994, Midwinter LHRT Executive Comm
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Century England and the United Stat
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1996 “From Altruism to Activism:
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239 1989 Chair: Suzanne Hildenbrand
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241 why we really do it. In a perso
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mental system, demographic shifts,
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245 “Learning and Labor,” modes
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Special Collections and the Making
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vacations in Europe were given auth
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CONTRIBUTORS Jon Arvid Aho is a doc
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253 Champaign, teaching courses in
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