@book{bibcite_8712,
editor = {Nicole Pagowsky and Miriam E. Rigby},
title = {The Librarian Stereotype: Deconstructing Perceptions and Presentations of Information Work},
year = {2014},
pages = {294 pp.},
publisher = {ACRL},
address = {Chicago, IL},
isbn = {9780838987049},
note = {
Contents:
- Foreword: Embracing the melancholy: How the author renounced Moloch and the conga line for sweet conversations on paper, to the air of "Second hand Rose" / James V. Carmichael Jr.
- Contextualizing ourselves: The identity politics of the librarian stereotype / Nicole Pagowsky and Miriam Rigby
- Academic librarian self-image in lore: How shared stories convey and define our sense of professional identity / Sarah K. Steiner and Julie Jones
- The stereotype stereotype: Our obsession with librarian representation / Gretchen Keer and Andrew Carlos
- That{\textquoteright}s women{\textquoteright}s work: Pink-collar professions, gender, and the librarian stereotype / Ayanna Gaines
- From sensuous to sexy: The librarian in post-censorship print pornography / David D. Squires
- Rainbow warriors: Stories of archivist activism and the queer record / Terry Baxter
- Unpacking identity: Racial, ethnic, and professional identity and academic librarians of color / Isabel Gonzalez-Smith, Juleah Swanson, and Azusa Tanaka
- Librarians and felines: A history of defying the "cat lady" stereotype / Dorothy Gambrell and Amanda Brennan
- Between barbarism and civilization: Librarians, tattoos, and social imaginaries / Erin Pappas
- At the corner of personality and competencies: Exploring professional personas for librarians / Lauren Pressley, Jenny Dale, and Lynda Kellam
- Student perceptions of academic librarians: The influence of pop culture and past experience / Melissa Langridge, Christine Riggi, and Allison Schultz
- The revolution will not be stereotyped: Changing perceptions through diversity / Annie Pho and Turner Masland
- Afterword: Toward a new inclusion in library work / K.R. Roberto.
},
language = {English},
}