Folklore in the Junior College Library
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| author | Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah |
| author_facet | Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah |
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| contents | Folklore in the Junior College Library Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah Community Colleges Folk Culture Anthropology College Libraries Rural Areas Librarians Library Materials Bibliographies Library Services Many community colleges are located near rural areas where significant folkloric research could be done. Community college librarians may be pleasantly surprised to find many of the standard folkloric resources on their reference shelves. In addition, folklorists may be professors of English, anthropology, history, sociology, art, or music, who carry out research in folklore in addition to their primary areas of investigation. Community colleges should be able to offer courses in folklore without adding faculty or purchasing additional library resources. The article also contains a working bibliography. |
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| publishDate | 2010 |
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| spellingShingle | Folklore in the Junior College Library Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah Community Colleges Folk Culture Anthropology College Libraries Rural Areas Librarians Library Materials Bibliographies Library Services Folklore in the Junior College Library Lonergan, David McHone-Chase, Sarah Community Colleges Folk Culture Anthropology College Libraries Rural Areas Librarians Library Materials Bibliographies Library Services Many community colleges are located near rural areas where significant folkloric research could be done. Community college librarians may be pleasantly surprised to find many of the standard folkloric resources on their reference shelves. In addition, folklorists may be professors of English, anthropology, history, sociology, art, or music, who carry out research in folklore in addition to their primary areas of investigation. Community colleges should be able to offer courses in folklore without adding faculty or purchasing additional library resources. The article also contains a working bibliography. |
| title | Folklore in the Junior College Library |
| topic | Community Colleges Folk Culture Anthropology College Libraries Rural Areas Librarians Library Materials Bibliographies Library Services |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ880033 |