- Lester, Julius,
Entry Nombre personal
001 - NÚMERO DE CONTROL
- campo de control: 63881
003 - IDENTIFICADOR DEL NÚMERO DE CONTROL
- campo de control: DLC
005 - FECHA Y HORA DE LA ÚLTIMA TRANSACCIÓN
- campo de control: 20210609180503.0
008 - DATOS DE LONGITUD FIJA
- campo de control de longitud fija: 800826n| azannaabn |n aaa
010 ## - NÚMERO DE CONTROL DE LA BIBLIOTECA DEL CONGRESO
- Número de control de LC: n 50050354
035 ## - NÚMERO DE CONTROL DEL SISTEMA
- Número de control de sistema: (OCoLC)oca00085375
035 ## - NÚMERO DE CONTROL DEL SISTEMA
- Número de control de sistema: (Uk)000171028
040 ## - FUENTE DE LA CATALOGACIÓN
- Centro catalogador/agencia de origen: DLC
- Lengua de catalogación: eng
- Normas de descripción: rda
- Centro/agencia transcriptor: DLC
- Centro/agencia modificador: DLC
- Centro/agencia modificador: OCoLC
- Centro/agencia modificador: DLC
- Centro/agencia modificador: MU
- Centro/agencia modificador: IEN
- Centro/agencia modificador: DHU-MS
- Centro/agencia modificador: DLC
- Centro/agencia modificador: NN
- Centro/agencia modificador: WaBeW
- Centro/agencia modificador: Uk
046 ## - FECHAS CON CODIFICACIÓN ESPECIAL
- Fecha de nacimiento: 1939-01-27
- Fecha de la muerte: 2018-01-18
- Fuente del esquema de fecha: edtf
053 #0 - NÚMERO DE CLASIFICACIÓN LC
- Número de clasificación–único número o número inicial del rango: PS3562.E853
100 1# - ENCABEZAMIENTO-NOMBRE DE PERSONA
- Nombre de persona: Lester, Julius,
- Fechas asociadas al nombre: 1939-2018
370 ## - LUGAR ASOCIADO
- Lugar de nacimiento: Saint Louis (Mo.)
- Lugar de fallecimiento: Palmer (Mass.)
- País asociado: United States
- Lugar de residencia/sede: Belchertown (Mass.)
- Otro lugar asociado: Amherst (Mass.)
- Fuente del término: naf
373 ## - GRUPO ASOCIADO
- Grupo asociado: Fisk University
- Grupo asociado: Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.)
- Grupo asociado: University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Fuente del término: naf
374 ## - OCUPACIÓN
- Ocupación: Historians
- Ocupación: College teachers
- Ocupación: Poets
- Ocupación: Essayists
- Ocupación: Journalists
- Ocupación: African American authors
- Fuente del término: lcsh
375 ## - GÉNERO/SEXO
- Género/Sexo: male
378 ## - FORMA COMPLETA/DESARROLLADA DEL NOMBRE
- Forma completa/desarrollada del nombre: Julius Bernard
670 ## - FUENTE DE DATOS ENCONTRADOS
- Cita de la fuente: His The 12-string guitar as played by Leadbelly, 1965.
670 ## - FUENTE DE DATOS ENCONTRADOS
- Cita de la fuente: His The autobiography of God, 2004:
- Información encontrada: CIP t.p. (Julius Lester) CIP p. ii (also by Julius Lester: The twelve string guitar as played by Leadbelly; Revolutionary notes; The seventh son; Lovesong, becoming a Jew; Othello; Black folktales; The blues singers; Why heaven is far away; [etc.])
670 ## - FUENTE DE DATOS ENCONTRADOS
- Cita de la fuente: Wikipedia, Feb. 6, 2008
- Información encontrada: (Julius Lester; b. Jan. 27, 1939 in St. Louis, Missouri; alternate name Julius Bernard Lester; award winning author of children's books; retired prof., Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst; active in the civil rights movement)
670 ## - FUENTE DE DATOS ENCONTRADOS
- Cita de la fuente: Info. converted from 678, 2012-10-02
- Información encontrada: (b. 1939)
670 ## - FUENTE DE DATOS ENCONTRADOS
- Cita de la fuente: African American National Biography, accessed February 19, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:
- Información encontrada: (Lester, Julius; historian, poet, essayist, radio / television personality, print journalist; born 1939 in St. Louis, Missouri, United States; graduated from Fisk College with a degree in English (1960); moved to New York City and worked at a bookstore and for the welfare department in Harlem (1961); led songs at Freedom Schools and mass meetings in Mississippi (1964); worked at the national office of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in Atlanta (1966); traveled to Vietnam, Cuba, and throughout the South as a movement photographer; wrote a weekly column for the National Guardian, a radical newspaper (1967-1969); hosted a weekly radio show on New York's listener-supported station WBAI (1968-1975); published a two-volume edition of W.E.B. Du Bois's writings and began teaching Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (1971); retired from the university as emeritus professor (2003); led a small synagogue, Congregation Beth El, in St. Johnsbury, Vermont (1992-2006); best known for his children's writings)
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- Cita de la fuente: Washington post WWW site, viewed Jan. 24, 2018
- Información encontrada: (Julius Lester, an intellectual explorer who chronicled African American life as well as his personal journey from the Black Power movement through a conversion to the Jewish faith, died Jan. 18 [2018] in Palmer, Mass.; he was 78; had taught for more than three decades at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst--first in the Afro-American studies department, then in the Judaic studies department--and resided in Belchertown, Mass.; wrote nearly 50 books, including works of nonfiction, fiction, memoir and folklore as well as literature for young readers; first established himself as a folk musician in New York, co-writing with Pete Seeger the book "The Folksinger's Guide to the 12-String Guitar as Played by Leadbelly" (1965); Julius Bernard Lester was born in St. Louis on Jan. 27, 1939)