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The Halt of Stereotyping: When Does the American Indian Enter the Mainstream?

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Main Authors:	Young, Mary L., Doolittle, Dara L.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1994
Subjects:	American Indians Art Cataloging Change Strategies Ethnic Groups Indexing Library Collections Minority Groups Social Bias Stereotypes Subject Index Terms
Online Access:	Acceder al recurso
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author	Young, Mary L. Doolittle, Dara L.
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contents	The Halt of Stereotyping: When Does the American Indian Enter the Mainstream? Young, Mary L. Doolittle, Dara L. American Indians Art Cataloging Change Strategies Ethnic Groups Indexing Library Collections Minority Groups Social Bias Stereotypes Subject Index Terms Discussion of indexing and cataloging procedures for ethnic and other minorities highlights practices regarding American Indian art. Topics include stereotypes and biases; integrating materials with the rest of the collection versus gathering them in a separate location; and questioning Library of Congress and other institutional authority. (33 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle	The Halt of Stereotyping: When Does the American Indian Enter the Mainstream? Young, Mary L. Doolittle, Dara L. American Indians Art Cataloging Change Strategies Ethnic Groups Indexing Library Collections Minority Groups Social Bias Stereotypes Subject Index Terms The Halt of Stereotyping: When Does the American Indian Enter the Mainstream? Young, Mary L. Doolittle, Dara L. American Indians Art Cataloging Change Strategies Ethnic Groups Indexing Library Collections Minority Groups Social Bias Stereotypes Subject Index Terms Discussion of indexing and cataloging procedures for ethnic and other minorities highlights practices regarding American Indian art. Topics include stereotypes and biases; integrating materials with the rest of the collection versus gathering them in a separate location; and questioning Library of Congress and other institutional authority. (33 references) (LRW)
title	The Halt of Stereotyping: When Does the American Indian Enter the Mainstream?
topic	American Indians Art Cataloging Change Strategies Ethnic Groups Indexing Library Collections Minority Groups Social Bias Stereotypes Subject Index Terms
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ496525