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Jessica M. Lapp

8 works· latest 2024· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-7433-3401

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“Handmaidens of history”: speculating on the feminization of archival work2019 · 19 citations
“The only way we knew how:” provenancial fabulation in archives of feminist materials2021 · 17 citations
The Evolution of the Ethnographic Object Catalog of the Canadian Museum of History, Part 2: Systematizing, Communicating, and Reconciling Anthropological Knowledge in the Museum, ca. 1960–20182020 · 3 citations
“Handmaidens of history”: speculating on the feminization of archival work2022 · 2 citations
“Nothing much was lost”: exploring feminist process as records creation2024 · 2 citations

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“Nothing much was lost”: exploring feminist process as records creation

Archival Science·2024·1 author

2citations

Archivaria·2022·2 authors

2citations

“Handmaidens of history”: speculating on the feminization of archival work

Springer eBooks·2022·1 author·chapter

2citations

“The only way we knew how:” provenancial fabulation in archives of feminist materials

Archival Science·2021·1 author·Open access

17citations

Posters with Glitter Issues: Exploring Archival (W)holes at the Newberry Library

Australian Feminist Studies·2021·1 author

2citations

The Evolution of the Ethnographic Object Catalog of the Canadian Museum of History, Part 2: Systematizing, Communicating, and Reconciling Anthropological Knowledge in the Museum, ca. 1960–2018

Information & Culture·2020·3 authors

3citations

The Evolution of the Ethnographic Object Catalog of the Canadian Museum of History, Part 1: Collecting, Ordering, and Transforming Anthropological Knowledge in the Museum, ca. 1879–1960

Information & Culture·2020·3 authors

1citations

“Handmaidens of history”: speculating on the feminization of archival work

Archival Science·2019·1 author

19citations