Twentieth-century Popular Culture in Museums and Libraries
Although libraries and museums for many centuries have taken the lead, under one rational or another, in recovering, storing, and displaying various kinds of culture of their periods, lately, as the gap between elite and popular culture has apparently widened, these repositories of artifacts of the present for the future have tended to drift more and more to what many people call the aesthetically pleasing elements of our culture. The essays in this book investigate the reasons for present-day neglect of popular culture materials and chart the various routes by which conscientious and insightful librarians and museum directors can correct this disastrous oversight.Included are two university professors, a free lance writer, two book store managers, and several private film collectors. ... 4) books, author Taylor Caldwell; and 5) newspaper comic strips, Buffalo is a leading publishing center and Bruce anbsp;...
| Title | : | Twentieth-century Popular Culture in Museums and Libraries |
| Author | : | Fred E. H. Schroeder |
| Publisher | : | Popular Press - 1981-01-01 |
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