Bibliography of Library History, 1990-2022

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Sigmon, Rebecca A. “Reading Like A Nun: The Composition Of Convent Libraries In Renaissance Europe”. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2005.

Hauger, James Scott. “Reading Machines For The Blind: A Study Of Federally Supported Technology Development And Innovation”. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1995.

Stephenson, Liisa. “Reading Matter: Modernism And The Book”. McGill University, Canada, 2008.

Travis, Patricia Ann. “Reading Matters: Book Men, Serious Readers, And The Rise Of Mass Culture, 1930-1965”. Yale University, 1998.

Pawley, Christine Jane. “Reading On The Border: The Culture Of Print In Osage, Iowa, 1870 To 1900”. University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1996.

Jenkins, Emily Lockhart. “The Reading Public And The Illustrated Novel, 1890-1914”. Columbia University, 1998.

Cartwright, Derrick Randall. “Reading Rooms: Interpreting The American Public Library Mural, 1890-1930”. University of Michigan, 1994.

Amtower, Laurel. “Reading Selves, Writing Selves: Literacy And The Representation Of Subjectivity, 1100-1650”. University of Washington, 1993.

Purdy, Daniel Leonhard. “Reading To Consume: Fashionable Receptions Of Literature In Germany, 1774-1816”. Cornell University, 1992.

Titus, Elizabeth A. “A Recommended Methodology For Determining The Disparity Between Women's Salary Levels And Those Of Men In The Librarian Professorate In An Academic Library Setting”. Northern Illinois University, 1998.

Rosas, Marlen. “Recording Resistance: Indigenous Literacy, Archives, And Narrative Power In Twentieth-Century Ecuador”. University of Pennsylvania, 2021.

Dawson, Elizabeth Murell. “Reference Group Theory And Its Implications For A Study Of Jeanes Supervisors In Leon County, Florida (1908-1968)”. Florida State University, 2001.

Roberts, III, Lewis Charles. “Regulating The Floods Of Literature: Literate And Material Practices In Valuing The Victorian Novel”. Indiana University, 1999.

Dimaya, Pedro Damo. “Relationships Of Some Service Aspects Of The Libraries Under The Bureau Of Public Libraries In The Philippines”. University of Tulsa, 1959.

Jones, David Edgar. “Relentless Accumulation: A Critical History Of Collection Growth In American Research University Libraries, 1945-1979”. University of Sheffield, 2009.

Fattahi, Rahmatollah. “Relevance Of Cataloguing Principles To The Online Environment: An Historical And Analytical Study”. University of New South Wales, Australia, 1996.

Helton, Laura E. “Remaking The Past: Collecting, Collectivity, And The Emergence Of Black Archival Publics, 1915-1950”. New York University, 2015.

Peck, Shirley Smith. “Research, Transfer, And Information Flow In Former Soviet Bloc Nations: The Case Of Hungary”. University of Maryland, 1991.

Moore, Lara Jennifer. “Restoring Order: The Ecole Des Chartes And The Organization Of Archives And Libraries In France, 1820-1870”. Stanford University, 2001.

Leatherman, Carolyn Hall. “Richmond Rejects A Library: The Carnegie Public Library Movement In Richmond, Virginia, In The Early Twentieth Century”. Virginia Commonwealth University, 1992.

Schreiber, Monika. “Robert Münzl: (1858-1917); Leben, Werk Und Wirken Des Klassischen Philologen Und Hamburger Bibliotheksdirektors”. Hamburg University, 2000.

Turner, Dorothy. “Roger L'estrange And The Print Culture Of The Restoration”. University of Ottawa, 1996.

Simons, Rachel Cropsey. “The Rohan Societe Anonyme: A Study In Collective Creativity”. University of Maryland, 1994.

Li, Zhiping. “The Role And Development Of Libraries And The Library Profession In Contemporary People's Republic Of China”. San Jose State University, 1995.

Pichnarcik, Lisa Roberge. “The Role Of Books In Connecticut Women's Education In The New Republic: As Examined In Sarah Pierce's Litchfield Female Academy And James Morris' Coeducational Academy”. Southern Connecticut State University, 1996.

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