Archivaria 68: Special Section on Queer Archives (Fall 2009)

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Articles

Killed Negatives: The Unseen Photographic Archives
Allen C. Benson
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From Digital Diplomatics to Digital Records Forensics
Luciana Duranti
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39-66
New Partnerships for Old Sibling Rivals: The Development of Integrated Access Systems for the Holdings of Archives, Libraries, and Museums
Katherine Timms
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67-95

Counterpoint

Authenticity or Bust
Chris Duncan
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97-118

Special Section on Queer Archives

Note from the Guest Editors
Rebecka Sheffield, Marcel Barriault
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119-121
Accessing Transgender // Desiring Queer(er?) Archival Logics
K.J. Rawson
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123-140
Resisted Access? National Security, the Access to Information Act, and Queer(ing) Archives
Patrizia Gentile
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141-158
Police/Archives
Steven Maynard
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159-182
The 1942 Same-sex Trials in Edmonton: On the State’s Repression of Sexual Minorities, Archives, and Human Rights in Canada
Lyle Dick
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183-217
Hard to Dismiss: The Archival Value of Gay Male Erotica and Pornography
Marcel Barriault
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219-246
Hidden from Historians: Preserving Lesbian Oral History in Canada
Elise Chenier
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247-269
Love and Lubrication in the Archives, or rukus!: A Black Queer Archive for the United Kingdom
Ajamu X, Topher Campbell, Mary Stevens
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271-294

Notes and Communications

Du placard à l’institution : l’histoire des Archives gaies du Québec (AGQ)
Jacques Prince
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295-309
Youth Outreach Initiatives at the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives
Kate Zieman
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311-317

Book Reviews

SUSAN STRYKER, Transgender History
Carrie Schmidt
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319-321
MARCIA M. GALLO, Different Daughters: A History of the Daughters of Bilitis and the Rise of the Lesbian Rights Movement
Kate Zieman
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322-323
PIERRE BORHAN, Man to Man: A History of Gay Photography
John Ibson
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324-327
IAN YOUNG, Out in Paperback: A Visual History of Gay Pulps
Nick Nguyen
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327-330
“Where is Queer?” Museums and Social Issues, vol. 3, no. 1
Greg Bak
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330-333

Exhibition Reviews

Histoire de nos vies : les gais et lesbiennes au Québec de 1648 à aujourd’hui. EXPOSITION VIRTUELLE PERMANENTE SUR LE SITE WEB DES ARCHIVES GAIES DU QUÉBEC (AGQ)
Martin Gagné
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335-338

Obituary

William Henry Cooper, 1935–2009
Leon S. Warmski
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339-341
Our Contributors
 
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343-347
Archives – Contents of Recent Issues
 
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