Expanding the Record: Case Studies in Reparative Description
by Katherine M. Wisser
Society of American Archivists, 2026
Paper: 978-1-958954-26-3 | eISBN: 978-1-958954-28-7 (ePub) | eISBN: 978-1-958954-27-0 (PDF)
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Prologue Venus in Two Acts
Chapter 1 The Call for Reparative and Inclusive Description: Lifting the Veil of Neutrality
Chapter 2 Pushing Past Inertia: Incremental Steps Toward Reparative Description in the University of Minnesota Libraries’ Archives andSpecial Collections
Chapter 3 Sustaining Cross-Departmental Programmatic Change for Reparative Description at the University of Kentucky Libraries, SpecialCollections Research Center
Chapter 4 Remediating Harm in Archival Description: Princeton University Library’s Inclusive Description Working Group
Chapter 5 Remediating Descriptive Damage: Implementing Reparative Descriptive Work at the University of Virginia Special Collections
Chapter 6 Repairing the Narrative at UTA Libraries: Working Toward More Inclusive Archival Description
Chapter 7 Integrating Inclusive Description Practices into Penn State’s Collection Services Workflows
Chapter 11 Implementing the NMAI Culture Thesaurus in an Archival Context
Bibliography and Suggested Resources
Contributors and Editors
Index
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