Publication
Routledge (2022), Edition: 1, 342 pages
ISBN
1032252545 / 9781032252544
Collections
Notes
CONTENTS
Introduction
1. Ontology
2. Incautious Stewardship of Library Collections: Creating Collections Where They Don’t Exist, Losing Collections Where They Do
3. Indexing Intimacies: The Affective Collections of André Breton and Samuel M. Steward
4. Collecting Children in Coraline and Harry Potter
5. Edible Enigmas: Food Riddles and Enigmatical Bills of Fare
6. A Variantology of Research Collections: The Residual Media Depot
7. Situationist Stuff: Collection as Explanatory Accumulation
8. Agency
9. Audible Collections: What Remains of Voices on the Radio
10. Collection as Biography: The Pierre and Annie Cantin Collection
11. "The Relics…What are they?": Locating Florence Nightingale in her Childhood Library
12. Creating, Collecting, and Curating: Mothers Pass Down Barbie Traditions
13. Collecting Copies: The Fabiola Project by Francis AlĂżs
14. Audio Aficionados: The School of Collecting Very Old Sound Recordings
15. Community
16. Made to Move: Convent Embroidery Collections and Communities of Care
17. Collect Them All (Again): Digital Collection as Nostalgic Incentive in Fire Emblem Heroes
18. Off the Grid: Exploring the Human Networks in Underground Art Making and Collection Building
19. Finding Fireweed: Magazine Metadata as Archive of Feminist Movement
20. The People and the Text: An Inclusive Collection
21. Raging: Revisiting Raging Dyke Network
22. Conclusion, or How to Use this Book Now That You Have Read It
Introduction
1. Ontology
2. Incautious Stewardship of Library Collections: Creating Collections Where They Don’t Exist, Losing Collections Where They Do
3. Indexing Intimacies: The Affective Collections of André Breton and Samuel M. Steward
4. Collecting Children in Coraline and Harry Potter
5. Edible Enigmas: Food Riddles and Enigmatical Bills of Fare
6. A Variantology of Research Collections: The Residual Media Depot
7. Situationist Stuff: Collection as Explanatory Accumulation
8. Agency
9. Audible Collections: What Remains of Voices on the Radio
10. Collection as Biography: The Pierre and Annie Cantin Collection
11. "The Relics…What are they?": Locating Florence Nightingale in her Childhood Library
12. Creating, Collecting, and Curating: Mothers Pass Down Barbie Traditions
13. Collecting Copies: The Fabiola Project by Francis AlĂżs
14. Audio Aficionados: The School of Collecting Very Old Sound Recordings
15. Community
16. Made to Move: Convent Embroidery Collections and Communities of Care
17. Collect Them All (Again): Digital Collection as Nostalgic Incentive in Fire Emblem Heroes
18. Off the Grid: Exploring the Human Networks in Underground Art Making and Collection Building
19. Finding Fireweed: Magazine Metadata as Archive of Feminist Movement
20. The People and the Text: An Inclusive Collection
21. Raging: Revisiting Raging Dyke Network
22. Conclusion, or How to Use this Book Now That You Have Read It