@book{bibcite_8677,
  author = {Sas Mays},
  title = {Libraries, Literatures, and Archives},
  year = {2014},
  pages = {289 pp.},
  publisher = {Routledge},
  address = {New York, NY},
  isbn = {9780415843874},
  note = {<p>Contents:\&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Introduction: unpacking the library / Sas Mays </li><li>Index / Geoffrey Bennington </li><li>"Under a heap of dust they buried lye, within a vault of some small library": Margaret Cavendish and the gendered space of the seventeenth-century library / Emily Bowles </li><li>Outside the archive: the image of the library in Hitchcock / Tom Cohen </li><li>Reading in the library of catastrophe: W.G. Sebald{\textquoteright}s The rings of Saturn / Richard Crownshaw </li><li>Agendas and aesthetics in the transformations of the codex in early modern England / Elizabeth Evenden </li><li>Magical values in recent romances of the archive / Suzanne Keen </li><li>Classifying fictions: libraries and information sciences and the practice of complete reading / Michelle Kelly </li><li>Autobiobibliographies: for lovers of libraries / Martin McQuillan </li><li>"That library of uncatalogued pleasure": queerness, desire \&amp; the archive in contemporary gay fiction / Kaye Mitchell </li><li>Cataloguing architecture: the library of the architect / Andrew Peckham </li><li>Reading folk archive: on the utopian dimension of the artists{\textquoteright} book / Dan Smith </li><li>The archive and the library in V.Y. Mudimbe{\textquoteright}s The rift / Wendy W. Walters </li><li>Digital libraries and fantasies of totality / Andrew White </li><li>The archive, the event, and the impression / Simon Morgan Wortham</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}