Abstract
In a time of unprecedented and rapid change, what are the roles of librarians and archivists in documenting the course of a pandemic?
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History, as I have quoted or paraphrased before in this column, is not what you think it is
In a time of unprecedented and rapid change, what are the roles of librarians and archivists in documenting the course of a pandemic?
It is easy to start with the famous ones: the Black Death of the fourteenth century, the 1918–1919 Flu (Figure 1), and HIV/AIDS
Summary
As I have quoted or paraphrased before in this column, is not what you think it is. Resilience, relevance, remembering: history in the time of coronavirus In a time of unprecedented and rapid change, what are the roles of librarians and archivists in documenting the course of a pandemic?
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