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Résumé :
Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Robert G. Weiner, Carrye Kay Syma, and Donell Callender
Part I: Archives and Archivalship
Hidden Archives: An Exploration of Miyazaki's Nausica? of the Valley of the Wind
Jonathan Burke
Maus and the Archivist: Chronicling and Encountering Transformative Liminal Spaces
Rena A. MacLeod and Stephen A. Harris
Dykes to Watch Out For as a Queer Archive
Jade Kastel
Archives, Memory, and Historical Justice in HBO's Watchmen
Bradley J. Wiles
Culture Forever: Libraries as a Means of Cultural Preservation
Melissa N. Thompson
Libraries of Cosmic Proportions in the Marvel Universe
Conrad R. Pegues
Part II: Libraries and Librarians
Kizuna First! Representation of Japanese Librarianship in the Manga Yoake no Toshokan
Shu Wan
Barbara Gordon as Information Literacy Activist in Batgirl: Son of Penguin
Ian Boucher
Rupert Giles: Slaying the Information Literacy Game
Renee Kiner
The Librarian of Limbo: Or, How to Bear the Weight of Infinity
Richard Gray
The Library of Your Dreams: The Concept of the Ideal Library and Librarian in the Extended Sandman Universe
Erin Sweeney Smith
Part III: Stereotypes, Portrayals, and Representations of the Profession of Librarianship
Judge all you want, Miss Dominatrix von Librarian: Webcomics Representing Library Staff Outside of Social and Gendered Norms
Amanda R. Glenn-Bradley
Are We the Baddies? Representations of Librarians as Agents of Evil in Comics
Andrew Barber, Angela Cole, and Michelle Gohr
Evolving to Embrace the Unknown: Deconstructing the Librarian Stereotype in The Sandman
Paizha Stoothoff
There's an xkcd for That: Depictions of Libraries in the Web's Most Relevant Comic
David Durden
Themes of Indigenous Epistemology and LGBTQ Information Seeking Patterns in Marvel's America
Rachel Martinez
When Books Ruled the Earth: Library as Organizing Principle in Mark Schultz's Xenozoic Tales
Tripp Reade
Comic Strip Humor for Librarians
Michael A. Crumpton
About the Contributors
Index
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Biographie:
Carrye Kay Syma is an associate dean and librarian at Texas Tech University. Her research interests include graphic novels and sequential art in education, and women and self-harm. She has been published in Reference Services Review and College and Research Libraries News. Robert G. Weiner is the popular culture librarian at Texas Tech University. His work has been published in the Journal of Popular Culture, Public Library Quarterly, Journal of American Culture, International Journal of Comic Art and Popular Music and Society, and is the author/editor/coeditor of numerous books related to popular culture. Donell Callender has been an academic faculty librarian for 21 years and is currently head of research, instruction & outreach at the Texas Tech University Libraries. Her research interests include student success and retention, and information literacy instruction....

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Robert G. Weiner, Carrye Kay Syma, and Donell Callender
Part I: Archives and Archivalship
Hidden Archives: An Exploration of Miyazaki's Nausica? of the Valley of the Wind
Jonathan Burke
Maus and the Archivist: Chronicling and Encountering Transformative Liminal Spaces
Rena A. MacLeod and Stephen A. Harris
Dykes to Watch Out For as a Queer Archive
Jade Kastel
Archives, Memory, and Historical Justice in HBO's Watchmen
Bradley J. Wiles
Culture Forever: Libraries as a Means of Cultural Preservation
Melissa N. Thompson
Libraries of Cosmic Proportions in the Marvel Universe
Conrad R. Pegues
Part II: Libraries and Librarians
Kizuna First! Representation of Japanese Librarianship in the Manga Yoake no Toshokan
Shu Wan
Barbara Gordon as Information Literacy Activist in Batgirl: Son of Penguin
Ian Boucher
Rupert Giles: Slaying the Information Literacy Game
Renee Kiner
The Librarian of Limbo: Or, How to Bear the Weight of Infinity
Richard Gray
The Library of Your Dreams: The Concept of the Ideal Library and Librarian in the Extended Sandman Universe
Erin Sweeney Smith
Part III: Stereotypes, Portrayals, and Representations of the Profession of Librarianship
Judge all you want, Miss Dominatrix von Librarian: Webcomics Representing Library Staff Outside of Social and Gendered Norms
Amanda R. Glenn-Bradley
Are We the Baddies? Representations of Librarians as Agents of Evil in Comics
Andrew Barber, Angela Cole, and Michelle Gohr
Evolving to Embrace the Unknown: Deconstructing the Librarian Stereotype in The Sandman
Paizha Stoothoff
There's an xkcd for That: Depictions of Libraries in the Web's Most Relevant Comic
David Durden
Themes of Indigenous Epistemology and LGBTQ Information Seeking Patterns in Marvel's America
Rachel Martinez
When Books Ruled the Earth: Library as Organizing Principle in Mark Schultz's Xenozoic Tales
Tripp Reade
Comic Strip Humor for Librarians
Michael A. Crumpton
About the Contributors
Index

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