@book{bibcite_9560,
  editor = {Evelyn Kerslake and Nickianne Moody},
  title = {Gendering Library History},
  year = {2000},
  pages = {242 pp.},
  publisher = {Media Critical and Creative Arts, Liverpool John Moores University,   Association for Research in Popular Fictions},
  address = {Liverpool, England},
  isbn = {0-952797-80-5},
  note = {Contents:
Helpless girls and female depravity: Women in and out of the public libraries of the past / Paul Sturges 
Adelaide Hasse: The historiography of the difficult woman / Clare Beck 
Isn{\textquoteright}t it queer? Cataloguing the closet / Jeff Schneider \& Ann O{\textquoteright}Bryan Cockerham 
The Worthing connection: Marian Frost, pioneer woman librarian, and the two Committees of Women Librarians 1913-15 / Chris Baggs 
Telling lives: Women librarians in Europe and America at the turn of the century / Mary Niles Maack 
Managerialism and women{\textquoteright}s roles: Femaleness in public service organisations from 1945 to the present / Margaret Kinnell Evans 
Women: The invisible library users / Lindy Moore 
Fashionable design and good service: The spinster librarians at Boots Booklovers Library / Nickianne Moody 
Jilly Cooper versus the government: Romantic discourses of femininity and women{\textquoteright}s library employment / Janine Liladhar and Evelyn Kerslake 
The role of the librarian in the reconfiguration of gender and class in relation to professional authorship / Val Williamson 
Rare books and rare women: Gender and private libraries 1660-1830 / Susie West 
The life and times of LiL: Lesbians in the library / Avril Rolph 
Man and boy: Modifying masculinities in public librarianship, 1850-1950; with a case study of the Inter-War Librarianship Masonic Circle / Alistair Black
Interwar masculinities, libraries for sailors and powers of literature / Wren Sidhe 
Librarians as guardians of memory: the case of France / Judith Bowen},
  language = {English},
}