@misc{bibcite_8960,
  editor = {Thomas Augst and Wayne A. Wiegand},
  title = {The Library as an Agency of Change},
  year = {2001},
  journal = {American Studies},
  volume = {42},
  note = {<ul><li>American libraries and agencies of culture / Thomas Augst </li><li>Sound of the civic: reading noise at the New York Public Library / Ari Kelman </li><li>High culture, low culture: the singular duality of the Library of Congress / Elizabeth Jane Aikin</li><li>Home libraries and the institutionalization of everyday practices among antebellum New Englanders / Ronald J. Zboray and Mary Saracno Zboray </li><li>Reading versus the red bull: cultural constructions of democracy and the public library in cold war Wisconsin / Christine Pawley </li><li>Celebration of health in the Celebration Library / Juris Dilevko and Lisa Gottlieb </li><li>Exploring the American idea at the New York Public Library / Jean L. Preer </li><li>"We have become too tender-hearted": the language of gender in the public library, 1880-1920 / Jacalyn Eddy </li><li>Roosevelt Presidential Library: a shift in commemoration / Benjamin Hufbauer </li><li>Antebellum libraries in Richmond and New Orleans and the search for the practices and preferences of "real" readers / Emily B. Todd.</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}