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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Janet FyfePublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc Volume: No. 72. Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 23.40cm Weight: 0.537kg ISBN: 9780313284199ISBN 10: 0313284199 Pages: 256 Publication Date: 22 July 1992 Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years Audience: College/higher education , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviewsThis book contains vast amounts of information exceptionally well organized and compact. The author is masterful in her ability to make meaningful connections among the myria facts and themes unearthed by her research. He flowing narrative style syncopated with prisoners' sometimes salty anecdotes -- make this book entertaining to read and easy to follow. Those interested in penal institution, literacy, correctional libraries and librarianship in a large social context will find this work invaluable. -Journal of Information Communication and Library Science All of these, she suggests, support the idea that in this setting, books were effective agents of social change. -Wilson Library Bulletin In summary, the book is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It is valuable for anyone interested in the fundamental problems and struggles that occured during the evolution of educating prisoners in England's penal institutions. The book is also extremely useful to the social scientist because it shows how changing beliefs and values in English society impact upon a specific institution. -History of Reading News ?All of these, she suggests, support the idea that in this setting, books were effective agents of social change.?-Wilson Library Bulletin ?This book contains vast amounts of information exceptionally well organized and compact. The author is masterful in her ability to make meaningful connections among the myria facts and themes unearthed by her research. He flowing narrative style syncopated with prisoners' sometimes salty anecdotes -- make this book entertaining to read and easy to follow. Those interested in penal institution, literacy, correctional libraries and librarianship in a large social context will find this work invaluable.?-Journal of Information Communication and Library Science ?In summary, the book is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It is valuable for anyone interested in the fundamental problems and struggles that occured during the evolution of educating prisoners in England's penal institutions. The book is also extremely useful to the social scientist because it shows how changing beliefs and values in English society impact upon a specific institution.?-History of Reading News This book contains vast amounts of information exceptionally well organized and compact. The author is masterful in her ability to make meaningful connections among the myria facts and themes unearthed by her research. He flowing narrative style syncopated with prisoners' sometimes salty anecdotes -- make this book entertaining to read and easy to follow. Those interested in penal institution, literacy, correctional libraries and librarianship in a large social context will find this work invaluable. -Journal of Information Communication and Library Science All of these, she suggests, support the idea that in this setting, books were effective agents of social change. -Wilson Library Bulletin In summary, the book is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It is valuable for anyone interested in the fundamental problems and struggles that occured during the evolution of educating prisoners in England's penal institutions. The book is also extremely useful to the social scientist because it shows how changing beliefs and values in English society impact upon a specific institution. -History of Reading News ?All of these, she suggests, support the idea that in this setting, books were effective agents of social change.?-Wilson Library Bulletin ?In summary, the book is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It is valuable for anyone interested in the fundamental problems and struggles that occured during the evolution of educating prisoners in England's penal institutions. The book is also extremely useful to the social scientist because it shows how changing beliefs and values in English society impact upon a specific institution.?-History of Reading News ?This book contains vast amounts of information exceptionally well organized and compact. The author is masterful in her ability to make meaningful connections among the myria facts and themes unearthed by her research. He flowing narrative style syncopated with prisoners' sometimes salty anecdotes -- make this book entertaining to read and easy to follow. Those interested in penal institution, literacy, correctional libraries and librarianship in a large social context will find this work invaluable.?-Journal of Information Communication and Library Science ?This book contains vast amounts of information exceptionally well organized and compact. The author is masterful in her ability to make meaningful connections among the myria facts and themes unearthed by her research. He flowing narrative style syncopated with prisoners' sometimes salty anecdotes -- make this book entertaining to read and easy to follow. Those interested in penal institution, literacy, correctional libraries and librarianship in a large social context will find this work invaluable.?-Journal of Information Communication and Library Science Author InformationJANET FYFE is Professor at the School of Library and Informations Science, Elborn College, University of Western Ontario. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |