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Beigetreten: Nov 8, 2009

Bürgerlicher Name

Agatha Barc

Über mich

I am an academic librarian at the University of Toronto. Broadly, I’m interested in English literature (especially Canadian), history, women and gender studies, and urban studies.

I recently completed a Master of Information degree from the Faculty of Information in Library and Information Science in the Book History and Print Culture Collaborative Program from Massey College.

I also hold an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature at the University of Toronto, St. George Campus.

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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