Reference Bibliography

External (Theory) Texts:

Althusser, Louis. "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses." In Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays. Trans. by Ben Brewster. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1971.

Butz, Thomas B. Reference Evaluation of the Public Library: Report on a Project at the Hochschule für Bibliotheks- und Informationswesen Stuttgart in Summer 1997. Online: http://machno.hbi-stuttgart.de/~butz/texte/budapest.html; accessed on December 5, 2000.

Carmichael, James V., Jr. "Gender Issues in the Workplace: Male Librarians Tell Their Side." American Libraries 25 (1994): 227- . Accessed in Dialog, accession number 04047935.

Dewdney, Patricia, and Catherine Sheldrick Ross. "Flying a Light Aircraft: Reference Service Evaluation from a User's Viewpoint." RQ 34 (1994): 217- .

Foucault, Michel. Discipline and Punish. Trans. by Alan Sheridan. New York: Vintage Books, 1979.

Foucault, Michel. The Archaeology of Knowledge, and The Discourse on Language. Trans. by Alan Sheridan and Rupert Swyer. New York: Pantheon Books, 1972.

McConnell, Melissa Ann. The Presence of Stereotypes about Librarians: A Content Analysis of Children's Picture Books. M.L.S. Thesis, Central Missouri State University, 1998.

Radford, Marie L., and Gary P. Radford. "Power, Knowledge, and Fear: Feminism, Foucault, and the Stereotype of the Female Librarian." Library Quarterly 67 (1997): 250-.

Schubert, Nancy A. Sex-Role Stereotyping in Caldecott Award Books. [1980].

Titles not Reviewed:

Baker, Donna. I Want to be a Librarian. 1978.

Bonners, Susan. The Silver Balloon.

Briggs, Diane. Flannel Board Fun: A Collection of Stories, Songs and Poems.

Charles, Donald. Calico Cat meets Bookworm. Chicago: Children's Press, 1978.

Condivi, Ascanio. Little Bo Peep's Library Book. Illustrated by Cressida Cowell.

Flanagan, Alice K. Ms. Davison, Our Librarian. Photographs by Christine Osinski. Our Neighborhood (New York, N.Y.).

Gill, Janie Spaht, et al. Library Bear: 10 Words. Ten Word Books.

Heide, Florence Parry. House of Wisdom.

Hulbert, Jay, et al. Armando Asked, 'Why?' Ready Set Read.

Hutchins, H. J. Nicholas at the Library. Illustrated by Ruth Ohi.

Knowlton, Jack. Books and Libraries. 1991.

Kottke, Jan. A Day With a Librarian. Hard Work. 2000.

Meister, Cari. Tiny Goes to the Library. Illustrated by Rich Davis. Easy-To-Read/Level 1.

Rockwell, Anne. I Like the Library. 1977.

Schulman, J., ed. How to Live Forever. Illustrated by Colin Thompson.

West, Dan. The Day the TV Blew Up. 1988.

Woodruff, Elvira. Can You Guess Where We're Going? 1998.

Readers - More Advanced than Picture Books

Cleary, Beverly. My Own Two Feet. 1995.

Freeman, Dorothy Rhodes, Margaret Westover and Willma Willis. VIP on the Backup Team in Medical Work. Illustrated by Ed Scarisbrick. Very Important People Series. An Elk Grove Book. Chicago: Childrens Press, [1973]

• Due to its emphasis on the supporting roles in the medical field, and the fact that this really appears to be aimed at junior high school children, this book should be moved to the non-applicable section of this study. Only the extremely narrow field of medical librarians (i.e., "special librarians") is presented here. The text offers some suggestions for the kind of educational background useful for those who are medical librarians or their assistants or helpers.

Giff, Patricia Reilly. Pickle Puss. 1986.

Mahy, Margaret. The Great Piratical Rumbustification ... 1986, 1978.

McInerney, Claire. Find It! The Inside Story at Your Library. Illustrated by Harry Pulver. Study Skills. Minneapolis: Lerner Pub. Co., 1989.

Complements, compliments, annoyances: Matthew Z. Heintzelman