History of Education Quarterly · 1997 · 22 citations · 0 references
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Preface From the Politics of Library History to the History of Library Politics PART ONE: PERSONALITIES AND PROGRAMS African-American Historical Continuity: Jean Blackwell Hutson and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture College, Community and Librarianship: Women at the Western Landgrant Colleges Adelaide Hasse: The New Woman as Librarian Julia Brown Asplund and New Mexico Library Service Librarian, Literary Detective and Scholar: Fannie Elizabeth Ratchford Dorothy Porter Wesley: Bibliographer, Curator, and Scholar Anne Carroll Moore: I Have Spun Out a Long Thread PART TWO: PROFESSIONAL ISSUES You Don't Have to Pay Librarians Since So Many of Today's Are Women... Women and Intellectual Freedom in U.S. Librarianship, 1890-1990 Pratt Institute Library School: The Perils of Professionalism Women's Unpaid Work in Libraries: Change and Continuity Cited Authors Subject Index About the Contributors