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I thought I'd alert everyone that the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), which is a group within the American Libraries Association (ALA), has released their Core Books list on Women and Gender Studies on LibraryThing, which makes the lists arguably more accessible, viewer friendly, and interactive (if you too have a LibraryThing account). …
Ah, the eternal question! So seemingly simple, yet the world is in this hazelnut. In the library I would suggest EDUCAT, CLIO or the directory to help users find the books we may have on hand, but I also often use outside resources to supplement or compliment these strategies. “I know the book I need” …
ACRL Women and Gender Studies Core Books Database
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