The Library Quarterly 1994: Vol 64 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 64
ARTICLES
Chressanthis, George A., and Chressanthis, June D. (for biographical information see
page 337); A General Econometric Model of the Determinants of Library Subscription Prices
of Scholarly Journals: The Role of Exchange Rate Risk and Other Factors 270-93
Chressanthis, June D. (see Chressanthis, George A.)
Cooper, Michael D., and McGregor, George F. (for biographical information see page
452); Using Article Photocopy Data in Bibliographic Models for Journal Collection Man-
agement 386-413
Davidson, Mary Wallace (for biographical information see page 197); The Research Collec-
tions of the Sibley Music Library of the Eastman School of Music, University of Roch-
ester 177-94
Fuller, Peter F. (for biographical information see page 337); The Politics of LSCA during
the Reagan and Bush Administrations: An Analysis 294-318
Howard, John B. (for biographical information see page 197); The Eda Kuhn Loeb Music
Library at Harvard University 163-76
Lundin, Anne H. (for biographical information see page 87); Victorian Horizons: The Recep-
tion of Children’s Books in England and America, 1880-1900 30-59
McGregor, George F. (see Cooper, Michael D.)
Mathiesen, Penelope, ed. (for biographical information see page 87); Research Notes: Re-
sources for Scholars: Music Collections in Four University Libraries: Part 1 60-84
Mathiesen, Penelope, ed. (for biographical information see page 87); Research Notes: Re-
sources for Scholars: Music Collections in Four University Libraries: Part 2 162—94
Robbins, Louise S. (for biographical information see page 452); The Library of Congress
and Federal Loyalty Programs, 1947-1956: No “Communists or Cocksuckers” 365-85
Roberts, John H. (for biographical information see page 87); The Music Library, University
of California, Berkeley 73-84
Samuel, Harold E. (for biographical information see page 87); Rare Resources in the Yale
Music Library 61-72
Sandstrom, Pamela Effrein (for biographical information see page 452); An Optimal Forag-
ing Approach to Information Seeking and Use 414-49
Stuart, Mary (for biographical information see page 87); The Evolution of Librarianship in
Russia: The Librarians of the Imperial Public Library, 1808-1868 1-29
Su, Shiao-Feng (for biographical information see page 197); Dialogue with an OPAC: How
Vistonary Was Swanson in 1964? 130-61
Watson, Paula D. (for biographical information see pages 337-38); Founding Mothers: The
Contribution of Women’s Organizations to Public Library Development in the United
States 233-69
Winter, Michael F. (for biographical information see page 198); Umberto Eco on Libraries:
A Discussion of “De Bibliotheca” 117-29
REVIEW ARTICLE
Glogoff, Stuart (see Whitney, Gretchen)
Whitney, Gretchen, and Glogoff, Stuart (for biographical information see pages 337-38);
Automation for the Nineties: A Review Article 319-32
500
INDEX TO VOLUME 64
ARTICLES
Chressanthis, George A., and Chressanthis, June D. (for biographical information see
page 337); A General Econometric Model of the Determinants of Library Subscription Prices
of Scholarly Journals: The Role of Exchange Rate Risk and Other Factors 270-93
Chressanthis, June D. (see Chressanthis, George A.)
Cooper, Michael D., and McGregor, George F. (for biographical information see page
452); Using Article Photocopy Data in Bibliographic Models for Journal Collection Man-
agement 386-413
Davidson, Mary Wallace (for biographical information see page 197); The Research Collec-
tions of the Sibley Music Library of the Eastman School of Music, University of Roch-
ester 177-94
Fuller, Peter F. (for biographical information see page 337); The Politics of LSCA during
the Reagan and Bush Administrations: An Analysis 294-318
Howard, John B. (for biographical information see page 197); The Eda Kuhn Loeb Music
Library at Harvard University 163-76
Lundin, Anne H. (for biographical information see page 87); Victorian Horizons: The Recep-
tion of Children’s Books in England and America, 1880-1900 30-59
McGregor, George F. (see Cooper, Michael D.)
Mathiesen, Penelope, ed. (for biographical information see page 87); Research Notes: Re-
sources for Scholars: Music Collections in Four University Libraries: Part 1 60-84
Mathiesen, Penelope, ed. (for biographical information see page 87); Research Notes: Re-
sources for Scholars: Music Collections in Four University Libraries: Part 2 162—94
Robbins, Louise S. (for biographical information see page 452); The Library of Congress
and Federal Loyalty Programs, 1947-1956: No “Communists or Cocksuckers” 365-85
Roberts, John H. (for biographical information see page 87); The Music Library, University
of California, Berkeley 73-84
Samuel, Harold E. (for biographical information see page 87); Rare Resources in the Yale
Music Library 61-72
Sandstrom, Pamela Effrein (for biographical information see page 452); An Optimal Forag-
ing Approach to Information Seeking and Use 414-49
Stuart, Mary (for biographical information see page 87); The Evolution of Librarianship in
Russia: The Librarians of the Imperial Public Library, 1808-1868 1-29
Su, Shiao-Feng (for biographical information see page 197); Dialogue with an OPAC: How
Vistonary Was Swanson in 1964? 130-61
Watson, Paula D. (for biographical information see pages 337-38); Founding Mothers: The
Contribution of Women’s Organizations to Public Library Development in the United
States 233-69
Winter, Michael F. (for biographical information see page 198); Umberto Eco on Libraries:
A Discussion of “De Bibliotheca” 117-29
REVIEW ARTICLE
Glogoff, Stuart (see Whitney, Gretchen)
Whitney, Gretchen, and Glogoff, Stuart (for biographical information see pages 337-38);
Automation for the Nineties: A Review Article 319-32
500
INDEX TO VOLUME 64 501
COVER DESIGNS
Walker, Thomas D. (for biographical information see pages 452-53; Benjamin Franklin
(Philadelphia) 85-86
Walker, Thomas D. (for biographical information see pages 452-53; Harper & Brothers
(New York) 195—96
Walker, Thomas D. (for biographical information see pages 452-53; S. Fischer Verlag
(Berlin) 332-36
Walker, Thomas D. (for biographical information see pages 452-53; Andre Roffet
(Paris) 450-51
REVIEWS
AUTHORS (OR TITLES)
Armbruster, Carol, ed., Publishing and Readership in Revolutionary France and America: A
Symposium at the Library of Congress. Sponsored by the Center for the Book and the European
Division; Martin, Henri-Jean, Print, Power and People in 17th-Century France; and Rose,
Mark, Authors and Owners: The Invention of Copyright (Elizabeth Armstrong) 479-81
Bailey, Charles W., Jr., ed., The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (Thom Gil-
lespie) 100-102
Bearman, Frederick A.; Krivatsy, Nati H.; and Mowery, J. Franklin, Fine and Historic
Bookbindings from the Folger Shakespeare Library (Mirjam M. Foot) 91—95
Beit-Arié, Malachi, Hebrew Manuscripts of East and West: Towards a Comparative Codicology
(Leila Avrin) 482-83
Berg, Donna Lee, A Guide to the Oxford English Dictionary (Thomas Kabdebo) 226—27
Biblion: The Bulletin of the New York Public Library, vol. 1, no. 2 (Spring 1993) (Sidney E
Berger) 349-50
Bloch, R. Howard, and Hesse, Carla, eds., Future Libraries, special issue of Representations,
no. 42 (Spring 1993) (Barbara Halporn) 342-44
Boyarin, Jonathan, ed., The Ethnography of Reading (David Vincent) 471—72
Broering, Naomi C., ed., High-Performance Medical Libraries: Advances in Information Man-
agement for the Virtual Era (Judith Messerle) 458-60
Buschman, John, ed., Critical Approaches to Information Technology in Librarianship: Founda-
tions and Applications (Alphonse F. Trezza and Emily Blankenship) 460-62
Compton, Susan, Russian Avant-Garde Books, 1917-34 (Maurice Friedberg) 90-91
Couch, Nena, and Allen, Nancy, eds., The Humanities and the Library, 2d ed. (John M.
Cullars) 210-11
Cummings, Anthony M.; Witte, Marcia L.; Bowen, William G.; Lazarus, Laura O.; and
Ekman, Richard, University Libraries and Scholarly Communication: A Study Prepared for the
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (Carol A. Hughes) 345-47
Daniel, H.-D., Guardians of Science: Fairness and Reliability of Peer Reveiw (Stuart
Glogoff) 477-78
Davison, Peter, ed., The Book Encompassed: Studies in Twentieth-Century Bibliography (David
L. Gants) 213-15
Dickman, Howard, ed., The Imperiled Academy (Bruce A. Shuman) 339-41
Dillon, Martin; Jul, Erik; Burge, Mark; and Hickey, Carol, Assessing Information on the
Internet: Toward Providing Library Services for Computer-mediated Communication (Joseph
B. Miller) 205-7
Ellis, Carolyn, and Flaherty, Michael G., Investigating Subjectivity: Research on Lived Experi-
ence (Elfreda A. Chatman) 469-71
Fabian, Bernhard, The English Book in Eighteenth-Century Germany (D. W. Krummel)
95-96
Fish, Stanley, There’s No Such Thing as Free Speech and It’s a Good Thing, Too (Louise S.
Robbins) 493—94
Frugé, August, A Skeptic among Scholars: August Frugé on University Publishing (Datus C.
Smith, Jr.) 347-48
502 THE LIBRARY QUARTERLY
Fugmann, Robert, Subject Analysis and Indexing: Theoretical Foundation and Practical Advice
(James D. Anderson) 475-77
Fyfe, Janet, Books behind Bars; The Role of Books, Reading, and Libraries in British Prison
Reform, 1701-1911 (Elien Dwyer} 218-19
Griffiths, José-Marie, and King, Donald W., Special Libraries: Increasing the Information Edge
(Thomas E. Pinelli) 344-45
Hakken, David, with Andrews, Barbara, Computing Myths, Class Realities: An Ethnography
of Technology and Working People in Sheffield, England (Bryan Pfaffenberger) 466—67
Hales-Mabry, Celia; The World of the Aging: Information Needs and Choices (Connie Van
Fleet) 467-69
Hannabuss, Stuart, and Marcella, Rita, Biography and Children: A Study of Biography for
Children and Childhood in Biography (Carol A. Doll) 489-90
Heim, Michael, The Metaphysics of Virtual Reality (G. Philippe Menos) 454—57
Journal of Information Ethics, vol. 1, no. 1 (Fall 1992) and vol. 2, nos. 1-2 (Spring 1993
and Fall 1993) (J. Periam Danton) 490-92
Kellert, Stephen H., In the Wake of Chaos (Herbert Snyder) 203-4
Kuhlthau, Carol Collier, Seeking Meaning: A Process Approach to Library and Information
Services (Marcia J. Bates) 473-75
LaFollette, Marcel C., Stealing into Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct in Scientific Pub-
lishing; and Miller, David J., and Hersen, Michel, eds., Research Fraud in the Behavioral
and Biomedical Sciences (Nancy D. Wright) 221-23
Lancaster, F. W., If You Want to Evaluate Your Library . . . , 2d ed. (Michael J. Nelson)
478-79
Lanham, Richard A., The Electronic Word: Democracy, Technology and the Arts (Gerald M.
Phillips) 464-65
Latour, Bruno, We Have Never Been Modern (Julian Warner) 358-60
Li, Xia, and Crane, Nancy, Electronic Style: A Guide to Citing Electronic Information (Josefa
B. Abrera) 353-55
Losee, Robert M., Jr., and Worley, Karen A., Research and Evaluation for Information Profes-
sionals (Mark T. Kinnucan) 102—5
McMahon, Suzanne; Palm, Miriam; and Dunn, Pam, eds., Jf We Build It: Communications
and Networking Technologies: Proceedings of the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc.
(Ann Okerson) 208-9
Mann, Thomas, Library Research Methods: A Guide to Classification, Cataloging, and Computers
(James Krikelas) 219-21
Marshall, Joanne G., The Impact of the Speciai Library on Corporate Decision Making (James
M. Matarazzo) 225-26
Martin, Henri-Jean, Print, Power and People in 17th-Century France; Rose, Mark, Authors
and Owners: The Invention of Copyright; and Armbruster, Carol, ed., Publishing and Reader-
ship in Revolutionary France and America: A Symposium at the Library of Congress. Sponsored
by the Center for the Book and the European Division (Elizabeth Armstrong) 479-81
Miller, David J., and Hersen, Michel, eds., Research Fraud in the Behavioral and Biomedical
Sciences; and LaFollette, Marcel C., Stealing into Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct
in Scientific Publishing (Nancy D. Wright) 221-23
Moon, Eric, A Desire to Learn: Selected Writings (Elizabeth Futas) 34]—42
Musmann, Klaus, Technological Innovations in Libraries, 1860-1960: An Anecdotal History
(Gerri Flanzraich) 352-53
Muto, Albert, The University of California Press: The Early Years, 1893-1953 (Naomi B.
Pascal) 486-87
Nesmith, Tom, ed., Canadian Archival Studies and the Rediscovery of Provenance (Robert H.
Michel) 355-57
Rauch, Jonathan, Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought (John Swan) 88-89
Rose, Mark, Authors and Owners: The Invention of Copyright; Martin, Henri-Jean, Print, Power
and People in 17th-Century France; and Armbruster, Carol, ed., Publishing and Readership
in Revolutionary France. and America: A:,Symposium at the Library of Congress Spagsored
the Center for the Book MUS LuropeaitD itsion (Elizabeth Arment eat ig
Rossman, Parker, The Emefging Worldwide Electronic University: Information Aé Gibbal Higher
Education (Robert F. Barnes) 97—98
INDEX TO VOLUME 64 503
Rothenberg, David, Hand’s End: Technology and the Limits of Nature (Stephen Rob-
ertson) 462-64
Rouse, Mary A., and Rouse, Richard H., Authentic Witnesses: Approaches to Medieval Texts
and Manuscripts (Larry E. Sullivan) 216-18
Rubin, Joan Shelley, The Making of Middlebrow Culture (Robert D. Harlan) 105-6
Rudestam, Kjell Erik, and Newton, Rae R., Surviving Your Dissertation: A Comprehensive
Guide to Content and Process (Marilyn M. Irwin) 357
Scott, Anne Firor, ed., Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th Century: Papers and
Diaries; Parts 7 and 8 (James V. Carmichael, Jr.) 483-85
Sellen, Mary K., Bibliometrics: An Annotated Bibliography, 1970-1990 (Bluma C.
Peritz) 357—58
Steinke, Cynthia, ed., Sci-Tech Libraries of the Future (Michael E. D. Koenig) 457-58
Sutton, Brett, and Davis, Charles H., eds., Networks, Open Access, and Virtual Libraries:
Implications for the Research Library (Lee David jaffe) 210
Towner, Lawrence W., Past Imperfect: Essays on History, Libraries, and the Humanities, ed.
Robert W. Karrow, Jr., and Alfred F. Young (Evan I. Farber) 211-13
Turner, Anne M. It Comes with the Territory: Handling Problem Situations in Libraries (Nathan
M. Smith) 223-25
Von Eckardt, Barbara, What Is Cognitive Science? (Peter Liebscher) 201-3
Wedgeworth, Robert, ed., World Encyclopedia of Library and Information Services, 3d ed.
(William Z. Nasri) 487-89
Wilson, Thomas C., ed., Impact of Technology on Resource Sharing: Experimentation and Matu-
rity (Robert Craigmile) 204-5
Wolfe, Alan, The Human Difference: Animals, Computers, and the Necessity of Social Science
(Howard Rosenbaum) 199-201
Woodsworth, Anne, and Detlefsen, Ellen, eds., Managing Human Resources in Research
Libraries, Library Trends, vol. 41, no. 2 (Fall 1992) (Barbara I. Dewey) 98-100
Zboray, Ronald J., A Fictive People: Antebellum Economic Development and the American Reading
Public (Deanna B. Marcum) 351-52
REVIEWERS
Abrera, Josefa B., Electronic Style: A Guide to Citing Electronic Information, by Xia Li and
Nancy Crane 353-55
Anderson, James D., Subject Analysis and Indexing: Theoretical Foundation and Practical Advice,
by Robert Fugmann 475-77
Armstrong, Elizabeth, Authors and Owners: The Invention of Copyright, by Mark Rose; Print,
Power and People in 17th-Century France, by Henri-Jean Martin; and Publishing and Reader-
ship in Revolutionary France and America: A Symposium at the Library of Congress. Sponsored
by the Center for the Book and the European Division, edited by Carol Armbruster 479-81
Avrin, Leila, Hebrew Manuscripts of East and West: Towards a Comparative Codicology, by
Malachi Beit-Arié 482-83
Barnes, Robert F., The Emerging Worldwide Electronic University: Information Age Global
Higher Education, by Parker Rossman 97-98
Bates, Marcia J., Seeking Meaning: A Process Approach to Library and Information Services, by
Carol Collier Kuhlthau 473-75
Berger, Sidney E., Biblion: The Bulletin of the New York Public Library, vol. 1, no. 2 (Spring
1993) 349-50
Blankenship, Emily, Critical Approaches to Information Technology in Librarianship: Foundations
and Applications, edited by John Buschman 460-62
Carmichael, James V., Jr., Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th Century: Papers
and Diaries; Parts 7 and 8, edited by Anne Firor Scott 483-85
Chatman, Elfreda, Investigating Subjectivity: Research on Lived Experience, by Carolyn Ellis
and Michael G. Flaherty 469-71
Craigmile, Robert, Impact of Technology on Resource Sharing: Experimentation and Maturity,
edited by Thomas C. Wilson 204-5
504 THE LIBRARY QUARTERLY
Cullars, John M., The Humanities and the Library, 2d ed., edited by Nena Couch and Nancy
Allen 210-11
Danton, J. Periam, Journal of Information Ethics, vol. 1, no. 1 (Fall 1992), and vol. 2, nos.
1-2 (Spring 1993 and Fall 1993) 490-92
Dewey, Barbara I., Managing Human Resources in Research Libraries, Library Trends, vol. 41,
no. 2 (Fall 1992), edited by Anne Woodsworth and Ellen Detlefsen 98-100
Doll, Carol A., Biography and Children: A Study of Biography for Children and Childhood in
Biography, by Stuart Hannabuss and Rita Marcella 489-90
Dwyer, Ellen, Books behind Bars: The Role of Books, Reading, and Libraries in British Prison
Reform, 1701-1911, by Janet Fyfe 218-19
Farber, Evan I. Past Imperfect: Essays on History, Libraries, and the Humanities, by Lawrence
W. Towner, edited by Robert W. Karrow, Jr., and Alfred F. Young 211-13
Flanzraich, Gerri, Technological Innovations in Libraries, 1860-1960: An Anecdotal History,
by Klaus Musmann 352-53
Foot, Mirjam M., Fine and Historic Bookbindings from the Folger Shakespeare Library, by Freder-
ick A. Bearman, Nati H. Krivatsy, and J. Franklin Mowery 91-95
Friedberg, Maurice, Russian Avant-Garde Books, 1917-34, by Susan Compton 90-91
Futas, Elizabeth, A Desire to Learn: Selected Writings, by Eric Moon 341-42
Gants, David L., The Book Encompassed: Studies in Twentieth-Century Bibliography, edited by
Peter Davison 213-15
Gillespie, Thom, The Public-Access Computer Systems Review, edited by Charles W. Bailey,
Jr. 100-102
Glogoff, Stuart, Guardians of Science: Fairness and Reliability of Peer Review, by H.-D.
Daniel 477-78
Halporn, Barbara, Future Libraries, special issue of Representations, no. 42 (Spring 1993),
edited by R. Howard Bloch and Carla Hesse 342-44
Harlan, Robert D., The Making of Middlebrow Culture, by Joan Shelley Rubin 105-6
Hughes, Carol A., University Libraries and Scholarly Communication: A Study Prepared for the
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, by Anthony M. Cummings, Marcia L. Witte, William G.
Bowen, Laura O. Lazarus, and Richard Ekman 345-47
Irwin, Marilyn M., Surviving Your Dissertation: A Comprehensive Guide to Content and Process,
by Kjell Erik Rudestam and Rae R. Newton 357
Jaffe, Lee David, Networks, Open Access, and Virtual Libranes: Implications for the Research
Library, edited by Brett Sutton and Charles H. Davis 210
Kabdebo, Thomas, A Guide to the Oxford English Dictionary, by Donna Lee Berg 226-27
Kaser, David, Public Libraries as Agents of Communication: A Semiotic Analysis, by Gulten S.
Wagner 109-10
Katz, Bill, Dictionary of Dictionaries, by Thomas Kabdebo 107-8
Kinnucan, Mark T., Research and Evaluation for Information Professionals, by Robert M.
Losee, Jr., and Karen A. Worley 102-5
Koenig, Michael E. D., Sci-Tech Libraries of the Future, edited by Cynthia Steinke 457-58
Krikelas, James, Library Research Methods: A Guide to Classification, Cataloging, and Computers,
by Thomas Mann 219-21
Krummel, D. W., The English Book in Eighteenth-Century Germany, by Bernhard
Fabian 95-96
Liebscher, Peter, What Is Cognitive Science? by Barbara Von Eckardt 201-3
Marcum, Deanna B., A Fictive People: Antebellum Economic Development and the American
Reading Public, by Ronald J. Zboray 351-52
Matarazzo, James M., The Impact of the Special Library on Corporate Decision Making, by
Joanne G. Marshall 225-26
Mathiesen, Penelope, The Oxford Companion to Musical Instruments, by Anthony
Baines 108-9
Menos, G. Philippe, The Metaphysics of Virtual Reality, by Michael Heim 454—57
Messerle, Judith, High-Performance Medical Libraries: Advances in Information Management
for the Virtual Era, edited by Naomi C. Broering 458-60
Michel, Robert H., Canadian Archival Studies and the Rediscovery of Provenance, edited by
Tom Nesmith 355-57
INDEX TO VOLUME 64 505
Miller, Joseph B., Assessing Information on the Internet: Toward Providing Library Services for
Computer-mediated Communication, by Martin Dillon, Erik Jul, Mark Burge, and Carol
Hickey 205-7
Nasri, William Z., World Encyclopedia of Library and Information Services, 3d ed., edited by
Robert Wedgeworth 487-89
Nelson, Michael J., Jf You Want to Evaluate Your Library . . . , 2d ed., by F. W. Lan-
caster 478-79
Nichols, James T., Evaluation: A Systematic Approach, 5th ed., by Peter H. Rossi and Howard
E. Freeman 109
Okerson, Ann, If We Build It: Communications and Networking Technologies: Proceedings of
the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc., edited by Suzanne McMahon, Miriam Palm,
and Pam Dunn 208-9
Peritz, Bluma C., Bibliometrics: An Annotated Bibliography, 1970-1990, by Mary K.
Sellen 357-58
Pfaffenberger, Bryan, Computing Myths, Class Realities: An Ethnography of Technology and
Working People in Sheffield, Engiand, by David Hakken, with Barbara Andrews 466—67
Phillips, Gerald M., The Electronic Word: Democracy, Technology and the Arts, by Richard A.
Lanham 464—65
Pinelli, Thomas E., Special Libraries: Increasing the Information Edge, by José-Marie Griffiths
and Donald W. King 344-45
Robbins, Louise S., There’s No Such Thing as Free Speech and It’s a Good Thing, Too, by
Stanley Fish 493-94
Robertson, Stephen, Hand’s End: Technology and the Limits of Nature, by David Roth-
enberg 462-64
Rosenbaum, Howard, The Human Difference: Animals, Computers, and the Necessity of Social
Science, by Alan Wolfe 199-201
Shuman, Bruce A., The Imperiled Academy, by Howard Dickman 339-41
Smith, Datus C., Jr., A Skeptic among Scholars: August Frugé on University Publishing, by
August Frugé 347-48
Smith, Nathan M., It Comes with the Terntory: Handling Problem Situations in Libraries, by
Anne M. Turner 223-25
Snyder, Herbert, In the Wake of Chaos, by Stephen H. Kellert 203-4
Sullivan, Larry E., Authentic Witnesses: Approaches to Medieval Texts and Manuscripts, by Mary
A. Rouse and Richard H. Rouse 216-18
Swan, John, Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought, by Jonathan Rauch 88-89
Trezza, Alphonse F., Critical Approaches to Information Technology in Librarianship: Founda-
tions and Applications, edited by John Buschman 460-62
Van Fleet, Connie, The World of the Aging: Information Needs and Choices, by Celia Hales-
Mabry 467-69
Vincent, David, The Ethnography of Reading, edited by Jonathan Boyarin 471-72
Warner, Julian, We Have Never Been Modern, by Bruno Latour 358
Wright, Nancy D., Stealing into Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct in Scientific Publish-
ing, by Marcel C. LaFollette; and Research Fraud in the Behavioral and Biomedical Sciences,
edited by David J. Miller and Michel Hersen 221-23
SHORTER NOTICES
AUTHORS (OR TITLES)
Baines, Anthony, The Oxford Companion to Musical Instruments (Penelope Mathie-
sen) 108-9
Kabdebo, Thomas, Dictionary of Dictionaries (Bill Katz) 107-8
Rossi, Peter H., and Freeman, Howard E., Evaluation: A Systematic Approach, 5th ed. (James
T. Nichols) 109
Wagner, Gulten S., Public Libraries as Agents of Communication: A Semiotic Analysis (David
Kaser) 109-10