Comics and critical librarianship : reframing the narrative in academic libraries /

"Highlights the use and focus of comics by librarians and library workers who practice critical librarianship"--

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Piepmeier, Olivia (Autor)
Otros Autores: Grimm, Stephanie
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Sacramento, CA : Litwin Books, LLC, [2019].
Temas:
Libraries > Special collections.
Academic libraries > Collection development.
Academic libraries > Relations with faculty and curriculum.
Library science > Social aspects > Comic books, strips, etc.
Libraries and society.
Comic books, strips, etc. > Social aspects.
Graphic novels > Social aspects.
Critical theory.
Bibliothèques > Fonds spéciaux.
Bibliothèques universitaires > Développement des collections.
Bibliothèques universitaires > Relations avec le corps enseignant et le programme d'études.
Bibliothéconomie > Aspect social > Bandes dessinées.
Bibliothèques et société.
Romans graphiques > Aspect social.
Théorie critique.
critical theories (dialectical critiques)
critical theory (sociological concept)
Academic libraries > Collection development
Academic libraries > Relations with faculty and curriculum
Comic books, strips, etc. > Social aspects
Critical theory
Libraries and society
Libraries > Special collections
Library science > Social aspects
Comics (Graphic works)
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Beyond representation: addressing the role of empathy through diversity in graphic narratives / Kamaria Hatcher
  • The work of critical sequential art selection in academic libraries / Elliott Kuecker and Brad Hawley
  • Making use of the white space: the Mazinbiige Indigenous Graphic Novel Collection at the University of Manitoba / Camille Callison, Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, and Greg Bak
  • Black to the future: a librarian's guide to building an Afrofuturist comics and graphic novels collection / Kai Alexis Smith and Aisha Conner-Gaten
  • Challenging "stereotypes and fixity": African American comic books in the academic archive / Brian Flota
  • Building a South Asian comics collection / Mara L. Thacker
  • Advocating for diversity: collecting comics to reflect our students / Breanne Crumpton, Michelle Mitchell, Alva Jones Jr., and Jenay Solomon
  • Comics in special collections: purposeful collection development for promoting inclusive history / Caitlin McGurk and Jenny E. Robb
  • Apocalyptic comics, women detectives, and the many faces of Batgirl: Creating more inclusive comic records through flexible cataloging practices / Liz Adams and Rich Murray
  • Specter of censorship: comics in academic library leisure reading collections / Andrew Wang
  • The extraordinary result of doing something ordinary / Kelly McElroy
  • Visualizing arguments: Constructing comics to unpack scholarly texts / Samantha Kirk and Patricia Guardiola
  • Comics as social movement primary sources: The consciousness-raising comics of the Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste / David Woken
  • The value of nonfiction comics for critical information literacy instruction / Carly Diab
  • Excavating visual texts: information literacy, critical thinking, and the graphic novel in the crime fiction classroom / Susanne F. Paterson and Carolyn White Gamtso
  • Drawing them in: Critical use of comics in library exhibitions and programs / Gerald Natal and Jennifer Martinez Wormser
  • Comics in the clinic / Kathryn M. Houk, Michelle P. Green, Matthew Noe, and Ariel Pomputius
  • Feminist curating with Our comics, Ourselves / Jan Descartes and Monica M. Johnson
  • Minicomics workshops and comic arts fairs to empower our communities / Lindsay Gibb.

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