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Our National Monument of Art: Constructing and Debating the National Body at the Library of Congress
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Direct linkMoore, Sarah J. – Library Quarterly, 2010
It is not surprising that the Library of Congress would be defined as our national monument of art given the scale of the project, its federal sponsorship, and its posture as a public library with access to all Americans. Paralleling the assumption of the Library of Congress as not merely a building for housing books but a ritualistic center of…
Descriptors: Western Civilization, Social Action, Public Libraries, Masculinity
