Library Trends, Volume 60

Volume 60, Number 1, Summer 2011

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  Alistair Black, Nan Dahlkild:
  Introduction. 1-10

Part 1: The Past

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  Nan Dahlkild:
  The Emergence and Challenge of the Modern Library Building: Ideal Types, Model Libraries, and Guidelines, from the Enlightenment to the Experience Economy. 11-42
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  Lucy Gwynn:
  The Design of the English Domestic Library in the Seventeenth Century: Readers and Their Book Rooms. 43-53
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  Simon Pepper:
  Owatonna (Minnesota) Builds a Library. 54-70
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  Alistair Black:
  "New Beauties": The Design of British Public Library Buildings in the 1960s. 71-111

Part 2: Past and Present

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  Karen Latimer:
  Collections to Connections: Changing Spaces and New Challenges in Academic Library Buildings. 112-133
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  Brock Peoples:
  A Great Library on the Prairie: The History, Design, and Growth of the University of Illinois Library. 134-151
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  Pentti Mehtonen:
  Public Library Buildings in Finland: An Analysis of the Architectural and Librarianship Discourses from 1945 to the Present. 152-173

Part 3: The Present

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  Hellen Niegaard:
  Library Space and Digital Challenges. 174-189
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  Brian W. Edwards:
  Sustainability as a Driving Force in Contemporary Library Design. 190-214
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  John A. Moorman:
  Library Buildings: Planning and Programming. 215-226
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  Fred Schlipf:
  The Dark Side of Library Architecture: The Persistence of Dysfunctional Designs. 227-255

Volume 60, Number 2, Fall 2011

Information Literacy Beyond the Academy, Part I: Towards Policy Formulation

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  John Crawford:
  Introduction. 257-261
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  Forest Woody Horton Jr.:
  Information Literacy Advocacy - Woody's Ten Commandments. 262-276
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  Annemaree Lloyd:
  Trapped between a Rock and a Hard Place: What Counts as Information Literacy in the Workplace and How Is It Conceptualized? 277-296
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  Sharon A. Weiner:
  How Information Literacy Becomes Policy: An Analysis Using the Multiple Streams Framework. 297-311
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  Andrew Whitworth:
  Empowerment or Instrumental Progressivism?: Analyzing Information Literacy Policies. 312-337
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  Ola Pilerot, Jenny Lindberg:
  The Concept of Information Literacy in Policy-Making Texts: An Imperialistic Project? 338-360
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  Catherine Haras, Stephanie Sterling Brasley:
  Is Information Literacy a Public Concern?: A Practice in Search of a Policy. 361-382
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  Heidi L. M. Jacobs, Selinda Adelle Berg:
  Reconnecting Information Literacy Policy with the Core Values of Librarianship. 383-394
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  Carla Basili:
  A Framework for Analyzing and Comparing Information Literacy Policies in European Countries. 395-418
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  Christine Irving:
  National Information Literacy Framework (Scotland): Pioneering Work to Influence Policy Making or Tinkering at the Edges? 419-438
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  Vanessa Domine:
  Think Global, Act Local: Expanding the Agenda for Media Literacy Education in the United States. 440-453

Volume 60, Number 3, Winter 2012

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  John Crawford:
  Introduction. 455-459

Health

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  Christine Yates, Ian Stoodley, Helen Partridge, Christine Bruce, Helen Cooper, Gary Day, Sylvia L. Edwards:
  Exploring Health Information Use by Older Australians within Everyday Life. 460-478
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  Audrey Marshall, Flis Henwood, Elizabeth S. Guy:
  Information and Health Literacy in the Balance: Findings from a Study Exploring the Use of ICTs in Weight Management. 479-496
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  Lisa O'Connor, Marcia Rapchak:
  Information Use in Online Civic Discourse: A Study of Health Care Reform Debate. 497-521

Lifelong Learning and Community

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  Christine Bruce, Hilary Hughes, Mary M. Somerville:
  Supporting Informed Learners in the Twenty-first Century. 522-545
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  Christopher Walker:
  The Information World of Parents: A Study of the Use and Understanding of Information by Parents of Young Children. 546-568
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  Mary Ann Harlan, Christine Bruce, Mandy Lupton:
  Teen Content Creators: Experiences of Using Information to Learn. 569-587
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  Lark Birdsong, Jennifer Freitas:
  Helping the Non-Scholar Scholar: Information Literacy for Lifelong Learners. 588-610

Education

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  Jacqui Weetman DaCosta, Eleonora Dubicki:
  From Lampitt to Libraries: Formulating State Standards to Embed Information Literacy across Colleges. 611-636
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  Barbara D'Angelo:
  Student Learning and Workplace IL: A Case Study. 637-650

Volume 60, Number 4, Spring 2012

Windows on the World - Analyzing Main Street Public Library Collections Introduction

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  Wayne A. Wiegand:
  Introduction. 651-654

Part One: Children in Main Street Public Libraries

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  Kate McDowell, Caroline Nappo:
  Evolution in Children's Science Books: Recommendations and Library Collections, 1863-1956. 655-674
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  Melanie A. Kimball:
  Seeing the World from Main Street: Early Twentieth-Century Juvenile Collections about Life in Other Lands. 675-693

Part Two: Providing Information: Main Street Public Libraries, 1900-1950

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  Rima D. Apple:
  Seeking Perfect Motherhood: Women, Medicine, and Libraries. 694-705
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  Sarah Wadsworth:
  Canonicity and the American Public Library: The Case of American Women Writers. 706-728
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  Bradley Wade Bishop:
  The World of Tomorrow: Geographic Coverages of the Main Street Public Library, ALA Catalogs, and H. W. Wilson Company's Standard Catalog for Public Libraries. 729-748

Part Three: Providing Literature and Inspiration of Many Kinds: Main Street Public Libraries, 1900-1960

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  Joanne E. Passet:
  Hidden in Plain Sight: Gay and Lesbian Books in Midwestern Public Libraries, 1900-1969. 749-764
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  Emily Hamilton-Honey:
  Guardians of Morality: Librarians and American Girls' Series Fiction, 1890-1950. 765-785