Jennifer Neville
Biographic Data
| ID | 5150035 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jennifer Neville |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jennifer |
| FAMILY NAME | Neville |
| SIGNATURE | NEVILLE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Levin Library Curry College Milton Massachusetts USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8108-4899 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A mixed‐methods analysis of stereotypical female librarian representation in memes
This essay is a mixed‐methods analysis of stereotypical female librarian representation in memes. Background Librarianship has been a female‐dominated field since the 19th century. Because of the influx of women, the field has been seen as feminized, which means that it was seen in a negative light and less important than other jobs. Feminization led to two predominant female librarian stereotypes: the spinster librarian and the sexy librarian. U…
Speaking the Unspeakable
Although one of the notorious “obscene” riddles, Exeter Book Riddle 12 contains more than sexual titillation and denial. This article will address the text's antithetical pairings. Observing these pairings highlights issues of race, class, gender, and morality, but the text confounds any straightforward process of separating self from other in any of these areas and presents a disturbing enmeshing of the two that contradicts the usual expectation…
Hrothgar's horses
This article sets forth the contrast between the image of the horses in Beowulf and the image of Anglo-Saxon horses that can be derived from archaeology, historical narratives, wills, law codes and glossaries. It focuses particularly on the issue of colour, represented in the poem by the difficult word fealu and its derivative, æppelfealu . It argues that the horses described in Beowulf do not match up closely with Anglo-Saxon horses recorded in …
Speaking the Unspeakable
Although one of the notorious “obscene” riddles, Exeter Book Riddle 12 contains more than sexual titillation and denial. This article will address the text's antithetical pairings. Observing these pairings highlights issues of race, class, gender, and morality, but the text confounds any straightforward process of separating self from other in any of these areas and presents a disturbing enmeshing of the two that contradicts the usual expectation…
Hrothgar's horses
This article sets forth the contrast between the image of the horses in Beowulf and the image of Anglo-Saxon horses that can be derived from archaeology, historical narratives, wills, law codes and glossaries. It focuses particularly on the issue of colour, represented in the poem by the difficult word fealu and its derivative, æppelfealu . It argues that the horses described in Beowulf do not match up closely with Anglo-Saxon horses recorded in …
Hrothgar's horses
This article sets forth the contrast between the image of the horses in Beowulf and the image of Anglo-Saxon horses that can be derived from archaeology, historical narratives, wills, law codes and glossaries. It focuses particularly on the issue of colour, represented in the poem by the difficult word fealu and its derivative, æppelfealu . It argues that the horses described in Beowulf do not match up closely with Anglo-Saxon horses recorded in …
Speaking the Unspeakable
Although one of the notorious “obscene” riddles, Exeter Book Riddle 12 contains more than sexual titillation and denial. This article will address the text's antithetical pairings. Observing these pairings highlights issues of race, class, gender, and morality, but the text confounds any straightforward process of separating self from other in any of these areas and presents a disturbing enmeshing of the two that contradicts the usual expectation…
A mixed‐methods analysis of stereotypical female librarian representation in memes
This essay is a mixed‐methods analysis of stereotypical female librarian representation in memes. Background Librarianship has been a female‐dominated field since the 19th century. Because of the influx of women, the field has been seen as feminized, which means that it was seen in a negative light and less important than other jobs. Feminization led to two predominant female librarian stereotypes: the spinster librarian and the sexy librarian. U…
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