Libraries & the Cultural Record 2009: Vol 44 Index

2009·2.9 MB·English

Index to Volume 44
Compiied by Hermina G.B. Anghelescu and Mary L. Peterson
General Index
Note: Subjects from book reviews are designated with an “r” following page numbers.
The letter “t” indicates a table and “a” an appendix. Locators in italics indicate illustra-
tions.
A
Abstracting services
Chemical Abstracts, 44(2):260-261
Adult education
library’s role as a community center, Chicago, Ill., 44(2):234-251, 44(2):238
African Americans
adult education programs, Hall Library, Chicago, Ill., 44(2):236-251
Chicago Black Renaissance movement, 44(2):234, 44(2):237, 44(2):251
Vivian Harsh as director of Hall Library, Chicago, Ill., 44(2):234-251, 44(2):238
Alarcon, Maria R. Osuna
“Maria Moliner and Her Contribution to the History of Spain’s Public Libraries,”
44(2):220-233, 44(2):222, 44(2):228, 44(2):230
American Archivist
Margaret Cross Norton as editor, 44(2):193
American Documentation Institute
during the Cold War, 44(2):262
American Library Association
PLR, resolution for study of, 44(4):406-407
American Library School, Paris
Georgette de Grolier as student, 44(2):210, 44(2):211
influence on library education in France, 44(2):201-202, 44(2):204, 44(2):210,
44(2):211, 44(2):212
American Methodist Memorial Church, Chateau-Thierry
as social and cultural center, 44(2):210-211
Anthropology
field notes by Horatio Hale, 44(1):138-150
Antiquarians
and acquisition of personal records, 44(1):51-52
Architects
and books, relationship with, 44(3):386-387r
Archival description
of diaries, 44(1):82-98, 44(1):107-115, 44(1): 108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
of personal records, 44(1):50, 44(1):52, 44(1):53-56
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Archival documents. See also Correspondence; Diaries; Memoirs
fonds v.s. collections, 44(1):57-61
notebooks as, 44(1):138-150
Archival profession
Margaret Cross Norton’s involvement, 44(2):183-198, 44(2):194
similarities with librarianship, 44(2):189-191
training for, 44(2):159, 44(2):188, 44(2):190-192
Archives
fonds v.s. collections, 44(1):57-61
as cultural assets, 44(1):22
Association of Research Libraries
catalog of collections, 44(4):497-498r
history of, 44(4):497r
Audience
of diaries, 44(1):101-116, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
Australia
anthropologist’s field notes by Horatio Hale, 44(1):138-150
Authors Guild
support for PLR in U.S., 44(4):398-399, 44(4):401-402, 44(4):408-411
Autobiographies
of Sir John Soane, 44(1):61
B
Barlow, Diane L.
“Women Pioneers in the Information Sciences: Introduction,” 44(2):157-161
Beattie, Heather
“Where Narratives Meet: Archival Description, Provenance, and Women’s Diaries,”
44(1):82-100
Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Knowledge, Belfast
history of, 44(4):480-483
John Vinycomb as designer of bookplates for, 44(4):481-482
“The Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Knowledge” (Rasmussen), 44(4):480-
483
Belton, Tom
“The Dawn of the ‘Chaotic Account’: Horatio Hale’s Australia Notebook and the
Development of Anthropologists’ Field Notes,” 44(1):138-152
Bertrand, Anne-Marie
“Inventing a Model Library a la francaise,” 44(4):471-479
Bibliographic tools
in medical, health science, and drug information, 44(2):256, 44(2):259-262
Bivliographies
Current List of Medical Literature, 44(2):262
of maps, Department of Maps and Plans, Bibliothéque nationale, Paris, 44(2):209
Bibliography
Bibliography Room, Sorbonne Library, 44(2):206-207
Paul Otlet’s innovations, 44(2):201, 44(2):202, 44(2):203
Bibliothéque nationale, Paris
Department of Maps and Plans, 44(2):209
Henri Lemaitre as conservator, 44(2):208
Myriem Foncin as trainee, 44(2):208-209
Reference and Catalog Room, 44(2):205
Suzanne Briet’s activity, 44(2):204-—206
Bliss, Henry E.
classification system, 44(2):173-174, 44(2):211
Bookmobile programs
in Texas, reasons for decline of, 44(3):316—317
Texas State Library, 44(3):300, 44(3):308-318, 44(3):314
Bookplates
Belfast Library and Society for Promoting Knowledge, Belfast, 44(4):480,
44(4):480-483, 44(4):483
English Book Donation collection, Chicago Public Library, 44(3):371
Books
and architects, relationship between, 44(3):386-387r
Books, history of
historical perspective, 44(4):487-490r
history and critique of documentation, 44(4):501-502
history in the U.S., 1840-1880, 44(4):489r
Bradshaw, Thecla Jean Robbins
diary of, 44(1):87, 44(1):89-90, 44(1):93, 44(1):95
Bray, Henry de
family archives, 44(1):14
Briet, Suzanne
as a Catholic, 44(2):215-216
development of new documentary techniques, 44(2):204—206, 44(2):214-215
and the documentation movement, 44(2):214-215
establishing the reference and catalog room at the Bibliothéque nationale, Paris,
44(2):205
legacy, 44(2):159-160, 44(2):205-206, 44(2):214-215
and library science education, France, 44(2):212-213
marital status, 44(2):159
memoirs, 44(2):206
publications, 44(2):204, 44(2):206, 44(2):214-215
work at the Bibliothéque nationale, Paris, 44(2):204—206
Buckingham family
correspondence, 44(1):17-18
Buckland, Michael (translator)
“Women Professionals in Documentation in France during the 1930s” (Fayet-
Scribe), 44(2):201-219
Burt, Laura
“Vivian Harsh, Adult Education, and the Library’s Role as Community Center,”
44 (2):234-255, 44(2):238
Business records
of Sir John Soane, 44(1):65-81, 44(1):69, 44(1):70
Cc
Cartularies
in early modern England, 44(1):15-16
Cataloging
Julia Pettee as pioneer, 44(2):162-178, 44(2): 165, 44(2):175
Catalogs. See also Union Catalogs
of maps, 44(2):210
in municipal libraries, France, 44(2):211
Catholicism
influencing French librarians’ views, 44(2):215-216
L&CR/ Index to Volume 44
Chicago Public Library (CPL), Ill.
Abram Korman as chief of Foreign Language Department, 1916-1945, 44(3):281-
284
Carl Roden as head librarian, 1918-1950, 44(3):281
challenges to foreign language materials, 1930s, 44(3):283-285, 44(3):286-287
English Book Donation collection, 44(3):371, 44(3):371-374
intellectual freedom policy, 44(3):280-295, 44(3):285-286
Intellectual Freedom Policy, 1936, 44(3):295a
union commitment to intellectual freedom, 44(3):289-291
union opposition to material accession during WWII, 44(3):292-294
Classification systems ,
devised by Henry E. Bliss, 44(2):173-174
devised by Hugo Miinsterberg, 44(2):170-171
devised by Julia Pettee, 44(2): 165, 44(2):172-178, 44(2):175
Dewey Decimal Classification, 44(2):170, 44(2):171-172
MEDLARS, 44(2):263-265, 44(2):267
MeSH, 44(2):263-265, 44(2):267
in municipal libraries, France, 44(2):211
Union Theological Seminary, 44(2): 165, 44(2):170-176, 44(2):175
Universal Decimal Classification in Spain, 44(2):223
Cobb, Eunice Hale Waite
diary, 44(1):108, 44(1):114
Cole, John
as director of National Library, Singapore, 44(4):422-423
Collections
v.s. fonds, 44(1):57-61
“Colonialism, Ethnicity, and Geopolitics in the Development of the Singapore National
Library” (Luyt), 44(4):418-431
“Communicating Community: Russian and Canadian Mennonite Correspondence,
1850-1900” (Mills), 44(1):124-137
Community invitations
by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):134
Community outreach
adult education programs for African Americans, Hall Library, Chicago, III.,
44(2):236-251
Copeland, Ann
“The Eye Prophetic: Julia Pettee,” 44(2):162-182, 44(2):165, 44(2):175
Correspondence. See also Letter writing; Letters
family letters by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):130-134
of Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):127-135
ministerial letters by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):129-130
of Sir John Soane, 44(1):72
topics, in letters by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):128-135
CPL. See Chicago Public Library (CPL), Ill.
Craig, Barbara L.
“Introduction,” 44(1):1-8
Cummings, Jennifer
“‘How Can We Fail?’ The Texas State Library’s Traveling Libraries and Book-
mobiles, 1916-1966,” 44(3):299-318
Curatorship. See also Custodial history
collections of personal papers, 44(1):5-6, 44(1):50-61
Custodial history
of diaries, 44(1):82, 44(1):94-96
of Sir Richard Fanshawe’s personal records, 44(1):50-61
“Custodial History, Provenance, and the Description of Personal Records” (Yeo),
44(1):50-64
D
Databases
medical information retrieval, 44(2):262—265, 44(2):266, 44(2):267-268
“The Dawn of the ‘Chaotic Account’: Horatio Hale’s Australia Notebook and the
Development of Anthropologists’ Field Notes” (Belton), 44(1):138-152
Department of Maps and Plans
Bibliothéque nationale, Paris, 44(2):209
Des Moines Public Library
board policy on library bill of rights, 44(3):288-289
Dewey Decimal Classification
in use at the American Methodist Memorial Church, Chateau-Thierry, 44(2):210
weaknesses of, 44(2):170, 44(2):171-172
Diaries. See also Personal papers
archival description, 44(1):82-98
audience of, 44(1):82, 44(1):91, 44(1):101-116, 44(1):/08, 44(1):111, 44(1):112,
44(1):114
custodial history, 44(1):82-98
in digital formats, 44(1):97-98
as historical sources, 44(1):84-86
and literacy, 44(1):101-116, 44(1):/08, 44(1):117. 44(1):112, 44(1):114
by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):126-127
paratextual materials, 44(1):107-115, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
provenance, 44(1):82-98
research value, 44(1):101-116, 44(1):108, 44(1):117/7, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
as socioliterary experience, 44(1):104—116, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112,
44(1):114
by women, 44(1):82-98
Diary writing
by women, 44(1):82-98, 44(1): 101-116, 44(1): 108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
Dictionaries
Diccionario de uso del espanol by Maria Moliner, 44(2):227-229
Digital formats
collections of personal papers, 44(1):6
diaries, 44(1):97-98
and reconstruction of archival collections, 44(1):60
Documentary practices. See Archival documents; Historical research
Documentary techniques
development of in France, 1930, 44(2):203-206
Documentation
American Documentation Institute, 44(2):262
Department of Maps and Plans, Bibliotheque nationale, Paris, 44(2):209
development of new techniques in France, 1930s, 44(2):203-206
as discipline in library science education, France, 44(2):212
in France, 1930s, 44(2):201-216
Henri Lemaitre as advocate, 44(2):208
508 L&CR/ Index to Volume 44
Louise-Noélle Malclés’ views on, 44(2):207
Myriem Foncin’s views on, 44(2):210
Paul Otlet’s innovations, 44(2):201, 44(2):202, 44(2):203
Douglas, Jennifer
““Kepe Wysly Youre Wrytyngys’: Margaret Paston’s Fifteenth-Century Letters,”
44(1):29-49
Drawings. See Personal papers
E
Ecole des chartes
French archives and libraries, organization of, 44(3):382-383r
England, early modern era
disposition of monastic libraries, 44(3):387-388r
family archives, 44(1):14—20
England, Georgian era
lending libraries, 44(3):380-382r
English Book Donation collection, Chicago Public Library
bookplate for, 44(3):371
history of, 44(3):371-374
“The English Book Donation, Chicago Public Library” (Gordon), 44(3):371-374
“Enhancing the Cultural Record: Recent Trends and Issues in the History of
Information Science and Technology” (Williams), 44(3):326-337
Epistolography
as a genre, 44(1):31
Extraneous materials
in personal papers, 44(1):55-57
“The Eye Prophetic: Julia Pettee” (Walker and Copeland), 44(2):162-182, 44(2):165,
44(2):175
F
Family archives
in antebellum New England, 44(1):102-116, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112,
44(1):114
in early modern England, 44(1):14—20
in early modern Netherlands, 44(1):20-23
and family identities, 44(1):9-23
of Renaissance Florence, 44(1):10-14
of Sir Richard Fanshawe, 44(1):50-61
Family letters
of the Buckingham family, 44(1):17-18
by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):130-134
of the Verney family, 44(1):18-19
Fanshawe, Sir Richard
as diplomat and politician, 44(1):50
personal records, 44(1):50-61
Fayet-Scribe, Sylvie
“Women Professionals in Documentation in France during the 1930s,” 44(2):201-219
Field notes
as part of personal archives, 44(1):138-150
Finding aids
description challenges, 44(1):53-56
Florence
family archives, Renaissance, 44(1):10-14
memoirs, Renaissance, 44(1): 10-14
ricordanze, Renaissance, 44(1):10-14, 44(1):22
Foncin, Myriem
biography, 44(2):208-209
as a Catholic, 44(2):215-216
establishment of the Department of Maps and Plans at the Bibliothéque nationale,
Paris, 44(2):159, 44(2):209-210
as trainee at the Bibliothéque nationale, Paris, 44(2):208-209
views on library science education, 44(2):213
Fonds
v.s. collections, 44(1):57-61
France
American Library School in Paris and influence on library education, 44(2):201-
202, 44(2):204, 44(2):211, 44(2):212
archives and libraries, organization of, 1820-1870, 44(3):382-383r
book culture, 1880-1914, 44(4):494—495r
documentation, 1930s, 44(2):201-216
growth of information centers, 1930s, 44(2):203-206
Library of the Museum of Ethnography at the Trocadéro, Paris, 44(2):207-208
municipal libraries, 44(2):211-212
public library services, history of, 44(4):471-475
G
“The Genealogical Gaze: Family Identities and Family Archives in the Fourteenth to
Seventeenth Centuries” (Ketelaar), 44(1):9-28
Genealogy
family archives in early modern England, 44(1):14-20
family archives in early modern Netherlands, 44(1):20-23
family archives in Renaissance Florence, 44(1):9-14
Geographical research
Department of Maps and Plans, Bibliotheque nationale, Paris, 44(2):209
Glenn, EmilyJ .
“Highly Subjective: The Librarianship of Winifred Sewell,” 44(2):256-275,
44(2):258
Goedeken, Edward A.
“The Literature of American Library History, 2006-2007,” 44(4):434—-459
Gordon, ConstanceJ .
“The English Book Donation, Chicago Public Library,” 44(3):371-374
Government records
at the Illinois State Archives, 44(2):186-187, 44(2):194—-196, 44(2):197
Great Britain
history of libraries, 44(4):490-493r
Grolier, Georgette de
biography, 44(2):210, 44(2):211
and the documentation movement in France, 44(2):214
legacy, 44(2):159
marital status, 44(2):159
views on access to information, 44(2):214
views on library science education, 44(2):210, 44(2):211, 44(2):213
510 L&CR/ Index to Volume 44
H
Hahn, Trudi Bellardo
“Women Pioneers in the Information Sciences: Introduction,” 44(2):157-161
Hale, Horatio
anthropologist’s field notes, 44(1):138, 44(1):146-150
biography, 44(1):146-147
Hall Library, Chicago, III.
adult education programs for African Americans, 44(2):236-251
African American book collection, 44(2):236, 44(2):240
community-focused library programs, 44(2):247-251
as cultural center for African Americans, 44(2):236-251
as social center for African Americans, 44(2):236-251
Special Research Collection, 44(2):236, 44(2):237, 44(2):240, 44(2):244
Vivian Harsh as director, 44(2):234-251, 44(2):238
Harsh, Vivian G.
as advocate for equal rights, 44(2):238, 44(2):240-241, 44(2):245-246
biography, 44(2):235-236, 44(2):238
designing community-focused library programs, 44(2):238, 44(2):247-251
as director of Hall Library, Chicago, IIl., 44(2):158, 44(2):234-251, 44(2):238
education, 44(2):236, 44(2):238
promoting adult education for African Americans, 44(2):158, 44(2):238,
44(2):240-251
retirement, 44(2):238, 44(2):250
“Highly Subjective: The Librarianship of Winifred Sewell” (Ruffner and Glenn),
44(2):256-275, 44(2):258
Historical research. See also Historical sources
by archivists, 44(1):124-125
and contextual knowledge, 44(1):124-125
diaries, 44(1):101—116, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
epistolography as genre, 44(1):31
and personal papers, 44(1):1--6
roles of personal papers in, 44(1):3-6
use of archival records, 44(2):189-190
Historical sources
diaries as, 44(1):84-86, 44(1):101-116, 44(1):108, 44(1):171, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
letters as, 44(1):29
personal papers, 44(1):1-6
History of the book. See Books, history of
““How Can We Fail?’ The Texas State Library’s Traveling Libraries and Bookmobiles,
1916-1966” (Cummings), 44(3):299-318
I
Illinois State Archives
management of government records, 44(2):186-187, 44(2):194-196, 44(2):197-198
Margaret Cross Norton as head of, 44(2):183-198, 44(2):194
Indexing
Index Medicus, 44(2):262, 44(2):263
Quarterly Cumulative Index Medicus, 44(2):262
Information
adoption of the term, 44(3):360
use of, 1500s—2008, 44(3):345-363
users of, 1500s—2008, 44(3):345-363
Information centers
growth of in France, 1930s, 44(2):203-206
Information history
as study of information in past societies, 44(4):486-487r
“Information Organization and the Mysterious Information User” (Miksa), 44(3):343-364
information retrieval systems
MEDLARS, 44(2):263-265, 44(2):267
Information science and technology (IST)
future historical research needs, 44(3):334-336
history researchers in Europe, 44(3):333-334
history researchers in U.S., 44(3):331-333
trends, 1960s—2005, 44(3):327-329
Information use. See also Information users
studies of v.s. user studies, 44(3):361-362
Information users
conceptions of, 1500s—present day, 44(3):345-363
studies of, 44(3):344
studies of v.s. use studies, 44(3):361-362
Intellectual freedom policy
at Chicago Public Library, 44(3):279-295
test of significance, 44(3):279-280
“Introduction” (Craig), 44(1):1-8
“Inventing a Model Library a la francaise” (Bertrand), 44(4):471-479
Ireland
history of libraries, 44(4):490-493r
“Is Ita Diary, Commonplace Book, Scrapbook, or Whatchamacallit? Six Years of Explo-
ration in New England’s Manuscript Archives” (Zboray and Zboray), 44(1):101-
123, 44(1):108, 44(1):111, 44(1):112, 44(1):114
Issue niche
defined, 44(4):398
and PLR in U.S., 44(4):398
IST. See Information science and technology (IST)
J
Jeffrey, Emma Caffin
diary of, 44(1):87, 44(1):88-89, 44(1):92-93
Journals. See Diaries; Memoirs
K
““Kepe Wysly Youre Wrytyngys’: Margaret Paston’s Fifteenth-Century Letters” (Douglas),
44(1):29-49
Ketelaar, Eric
“The Genealogical Gaze: Family Identities and Family Archives in the Fourteenth to
Seventeenth Centuries,” 44(1):9-28
Korman, Abram Boris
as chief of Foreign Language Department, Chicago Public Library, 1916-1945,
44(3):281-284
L
Latham, Joyce M.
“Wheat and Chaff: Carl Roden, Abe Korman, and the Definitions of Intellectual
Freedom in the Chicago Public Library,” 44(3):279-295
512 L&CR/ Index to Volume 44
Lawrimore, Erin
“Margaret Cross Norton: Defining and Redefining Archives and the Archival Profes-
sion,” 44(2):183-200, 44(2):194
LeComte, Richard
“Writers Blocked: The Debate over Public Lending Right in the United States
during the 1980s,” 44(4):395-412
Leland, Waldo G.
advocating the creation ofa national archives, 44(2):183
Lemaitre, Henri
as advocate for documentation, 44(2):208
as advocate for public reading, 44(2):208
Lending libraries
in Georgian England, 44(3):380-382r
Letters. See also Personal papers
composition and organization, 44(1):36-39
dispatching of, 44(1):32-34
as documentary evidence, 44(1):39-46
and envelopes, 44(1):32
as historical sources, 44(1):29
as literary sources, 44(1):29-31
by Margaret Paston, 44(1):29-46
materiality of, 44(1):31-34
paper, 44(1):32
publication of, 44(1):29
as record keeping, 44(1):39-46
as record making, 44(1):39-46
Letter writing
by Mennonites, 1850-1900, 44(1):127-135
purpose of, 44(1):39-46
by women, during the Middle Ages, 44(1):29-46
Librarians, U.S.
opposition to PLR, 44(4):405-406, 44(4):497-408
Librarianship
as male profession in France, 44(2):201
similarities with archival profession, 44(2):189-191
Libraries. See also Lending libraries; Membership libraries; Monastic libraries; Municipal
libraries; Public libraries; Rural libraries; School Libraries, Scientific libraries;
Special libraries; Theological libraries
catalog of exhibition of architectural photographs, 44(4):499-500r
as social and cultural centers, France, 44(2):210-211
social history of, 44(3):376-378r
Library and information science education
information history as emergent topic, 44(4):486-487r
Library associations. See names of specific associations
Library history, U.S.
1840-1880, 44(4):489r
literature review, 2006-2007, 44(4):434-459
Library of Congress Center for the Book
symposium about PLR, 44(4):402-404
Library science education
American Library School in Paris, 44(2):201-202, 44(2):204, 44(2):211, 44(2):212
focus on documentation, 44(2):212