Gendered Information: Library labor as “women’s work” and classification as a system of oppression

Steve Brantley

Gendered Information: Library labor as “women’s work” and classification as a system of oppression

Eastern Illinois University

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

A sample syllabus written to incorporate aspects of Women, Gender and Sexuality studies with the History of Librarianship and Library Science, specifically classification and critical information literacy instruction.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2017

Keywords

librarian
gender
classification

Disciplines

Library and Information Science
Gender and Sexuality

Access to Document

GenderedInformationSyllabus170905.pdfFinal published version, 118 KBLicense: CC BY-NC-SA

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