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Pulp Friction, Paperback / softback Book

Pulp Friction Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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In this highly provocative and frequently humorous collection of essays, Blaise Cronin scrutinizes the world of North American librarianship, highlighting its excesses and inconsistencies.

From pornography and censorship to the idiocies of accreditation; from feminist scholarship to the rhetoric of the digital divide; from faculty status for librarians to developments in electronic scholarship; from information warfare to the role of the American Library Association this book is an engaging tour of "Libraryland." Pulp Friction is not only engaging and easy to read but it is the kind of book that one can dip in and out of or read in one sitting.

Ideal for professional librarians, library science faculty, library users, and all those who care about the nature and role of the library in contemporary society.

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