""Revolting librarians aren't defined by what they are, they are defined by what they do. In fact, it's not even what they do, but how they do it""--Katia Roberto and Jessamyn West, in the Preface. This compilation of witty, insightful, and readable writings on the various aspects of alternative librarianship edited by two outspoken library professionals is a sequel to Revolting Librarians, which was published in 1972. The contributors, including Alison Bechdel, Sanford Berman, and Utne Reader librarian Chris Dodge, cover topics that range from library education and librarianship as a…mehr
""Revolting librarians aren't defined by what they are, they are defined by what they do. In fact, it's not even what they do, but how they do it""--Katia Roberto and Jessamyn West, in the Preface. This compilation of witty, insightful, and readable writings on the various aspects of alternative librarianship edited by two outspoken library professionals is a sequel to Revolting Librarians, which was published in 1972. The contributors, including Alison Bechdel, Sanford Berman, and Utne Reader librarian Chris Dodge, cover topics that range from library education and librarianship as a profession to the more political and spiritual aspects of librarianship. The contributions include critiques of library and information science programs, firsthand accounts of work experiences, and original fiction, poetry and art. Ten of the original librarians who wrote essays for Revolting Librarians back in 1972 reflect upon what they wrote thirty years ago and the turns that their lives and careers have taken since.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
K.R. Roberto is the Head of Monographs Original Cataloging at the University of Georgia. Jessamyn West is a community technology librarian and a moderator of the massive group blog MetaFilter.com. She lives in a rural area of Central Vermont where she teaches basic computer skills.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments Preface Introduction I. Still Revolting After All These Years: Words from the Original Revolters Elizabeth Katz Marilyn Gell Mason Art Plotnik Sanford Berman Jana Varlejs Judy Hadley Elspeth Pope Reva Basch Noel Peattie Paul Axel-Lute II. Library School Is Revolting Getting the Letters: Library School Redux Accreditation: What's All the Fuss? Dykes to Watch Out For: Food for Thought Why Mo Is Going to Library School What I Really Learned in Library School What Library Schools Still Aren't Teaching Us III. Sex, Drugs, and Will You Please Be Quiet-Our Revolting Jobs Labia Lumps, Chunky Discharge, and Other Things They Never Taught Me in Library School The Other Side of a Balanced Collection Failures in Neo-Corporatism: A Random Walk through a University Library Taking a Stand Are We So Progressive? The Value of Professional Children's Librarianship I Was a Teenage Anarcho-Terrorist IV. Creatively Revolting Self-Expression The Growing Web of Catastrophe: The Story of a Mad Librarian Young Somali Women in the Library Personas Non Gratas; or, An Archivist's Classification of Problem Patrons Another Day in the Life of... Reference Librarian Weather Report: Hale and Drivel (or Matt Hale Visits My Library) A Librarian's Suicide Note Song of the Reference Librarian V. Our Revolting Issues Radicals Defending Tradition: An Appeal to the Baby Boom Generation Old Maids and Fairies: The Image Problem Library Ethics and the Problem with Patriotism In the Stacks and in the Sack: An Undercover Look at Librarians and Erotica Librarians! Into the Workers' Corner! My Life as a Librarian Exposed! Personal Websites and the Librarian Stereotypes Revolting Vocabulary: Mental Health and Language in Revolting Librarians Silencing Sandy: The Censoring of Libraries' Foremost Activist Libraries to the People, Redux Libraries-It's a Good Thing Pioneering Progressive Library Discourse "Check Out Those Buns"; or, What Do You Say to a Male Librarian? Status Quo/Revolution: Language to Silence Dissent in Librarianship VI. Day to Revolting Day: Our Stories What Do Radical Librarians Do? or, Which Way to the Black Bloc? Maimonides in the Stacks; or, Digitize This! Diary of a Revolting Librarian Library Service to the Insane The Lost Language of Libraries Damage Noted: Journal of a Public Librarian High Calling/Low Salary "Being a Cataloger Is Better Than Gutting Fish for a Living Because..." VII. Unclassifiable Astrology and Library Job Correlation Why Librarian: The Musical Is Doomed Before It Starts Stuck Between a Rock and Another Rock: Job Title Worries Hey, Book Wranglers! A Bit More Than a Year of Library Reading: A Revolting Bibliography See Also: A Collection from Our Contributors About the Contributors Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments Preface Introduction I. Still Revolting After All These Years: Words from the Original Revolters Elizabeth Katz Marilyn Gell Mason Art Plotnik Sanford Berman Jana Varlejs Judy Hadley Elspeth Pope Reva Basch Noel Peattie Paul Axel-Lute II. Library School Is Revolting Getting the Letters: Library School Redux Accreditation: What's All the Fuss? Dykes to Watch Out For: Food for Thought Why Mo Is Going to Library School What I Really Learned in Library School What Library Schools Still Aren't Teaching Us III. Sex, Drugs, and Will You Please Be Quiet-Our Revolting Jobs Labia Lumps, Chunky Discharge, and Other Things They Never Taught Me in Library School The Other Side of a Balanced Collection Failures in Neo-Corporatism: A Random Walk through a University Library Taking a Stand Are We So Progressive? The Value of Professional Children's Librarianship I Was a Teenage Anarcho-Terrorist IV. Creatively Revolting Self-Expression The Growing Web of Catastrophe: The Story of a Mad Librarian Young Somali Women in the Library Personas Non Gratas; or, An Archivist's Classification of Problem Patrons Another Day in the Life of... Reference Librarian Weather Report: Hale and Drivel (or Matt Hale Visits My Library) A Librarian's Suicide Note Song of the Reference Librarian V. Our Revolting Issues Radicals Defending Tradition: An Appeal to the Baby Boom Generation Old Maids and Fairies: The Image Problem Library Ethics and the Problem with Patriotism In the Stacks and in the Sack: An Undercover Look at Librarians and Erotica Librarians! Into the Workers' Corner! My Life as a Librarian Exposed! Personal Websites and the Librarian Stereotypes Revolting Vocabulary: Mental Health and Language in Revolting Librarians Silencing Sandy: The Censoring of Libraries' Foremost Activist Libraries to the People, Redux Libraries-It's a Good Thing Pioneering Progressive Library Discourse "Check Out Those Buns"; or, What Do You Say to a Male Librarian? Status Quo/Revolution: Language to Silence Dissent in Librarianship VI. Day to Revolting Day: Our Stories What Do Radical Librarians Do? or, Which Way to the Black Bloc? Maimonides in the Stacks; or, Digitize This! Diary of a Revolting Librarian Library Service to the Insane The Lost Language of Libraries Damage Noted: Journal of a Public Librarian High Calling/Low Salary "Being a Cataloger Is Better Than Gutting Fish for a Living Because..." VII. Unclassifiable Astrology and Library Job Correlation Why Librarian: The Musical Is Doomed Before It Starts Stuck Between a Rock and Another Rock: Job Title Worries Hey, Book Wranglers! A Bit More Than a Year of Library Reading: A Revolting Bibliography See Also: A Collection from Our Contributors About the Contributors Index
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