In the Shadows: Reframing a Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection to Foster Education and Learning

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Main Authors: Denyse Rodrigues, Brenda Hattie, Meg Raven
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2025
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author Denyse Rodrigues
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Meg Raven
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contents In the Shadows: Reframing a Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection to Foster Education and Learning Denyse Rodrigues Brenda Hattie Meg Raven Fiction Homosexuality Females Gender Bias Social Justice Exhibits Academic Libraries Foreign Countries Feminism Adult Education Informal Education Library Materials Authors Sexual Orientation LGBTQ People Metadata To engage interested students and informal learners with the issues of power and marginalisation embedded in a special collection of lesbian pulp fiction books, an online exhibit was created that expands access beyond 'neutral' bibliographic metadata (author, title, publisher) to include features that help learners understand the relevance of the items. This paper briefly recounts how the Mount Saint Vincent University Library came to hold a lesbian pulp fiction collection and the development of the online exhibit that works against gender injustice and oppression inherent in the collection through carefully selecting and developing metadata.
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spellingShingle In the Shadows: Reframing a Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection to Foster Education and Learning
Denyse Rodrigues
Brenda Hattie
Meg Raven
Fiction
Homosexuality
Females
Gender Bias
Social Justice
Exhibits
Academic Libraries
Foreign Countries
Feminism
Adult Education
Informal Education
Library Materials
Authors
Sexual Orientation
LGBTQ People
Metadata
In the Shadows: Reframing a Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection to Foster Education and Learning Denyse Rodrigues Brenda Hattie Meg Raven Fiction Homosexuality Females Gender Bias Social Justice Exhibits Academic Libraries Foreign Countries Feminism Adult Education Informal Education Library Materials Authors Sexual Orientation LGBTQ People Metadata To engage interested students and informal learners with the issues of power and marginalisation embedded in a special collection of lesbian pulp fiction books, an online exhibit was created that expands access beyond 'neutral' bibliographic metadata (author, title, publisher) to include features that help learners understand the relevance of the items. This paper briefly recounts how the Mount Saint Vincent University Library came to hold a lesbian pulp fiction collection and the development of the online exhibit that works against gender injustice and oppression inherent in the collection through carefully selecting and developing metadata.
title In the Shadows: Reframing a Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection to Foster Education and Learning
topic Fiction
Homosexuality
Females
Gender Bias
Social Justice
Exhibits
Academic Libraries
Foreign Countries
Feminism
Adult Education
Informal Education
Library Materials
Authors
Sexual Orientation
LGBTQ People
Metadata
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1482860