Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic Libraries via Ethnography
Presentation at the 108th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia PA
Organizer: James Mullooly (CSU-Fresno)
Chair : Henry Delcore (CSU-Fresno)
Session Date & Time: 12/04/2009, 04:00:00PM – 05:45:00PM Room: Room 408, Session ID #: 5311
Session Title: Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic Libraries via Ethnography
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Practicing Anthropology in the Shelves: Designing Academic Libraries via Ethnography
Posted in EM/CA, Entrepreneurs, EthnoPraxis, Public Anthropology, tagged anthropology, digital divide, entrepreneurship, ethnography in industry, ethnomethodology, EthnoPraxis, Induction, practicing anthropology, Public Anthropology on August 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Deep Quote: Anthropology will survive
Posted in Anthros of Note, Deep Quotations, tagged anthropology, Public Anthropology on April 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Anthropology will survive in a changing world by allowing itself to perish in order to be born again under a new guise.”–Claude Lévi-Strauss, quoted in Lewis (1973: 586).
Thanks to the very rad openanthropology project for the quote.
“Faeces hint at first Americans”
Posted in Public Anthropology, personal musings, tagged Public Anthropology on April 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Let me start my tirade by pointing out that I’ve got nothing against the BBC. When I lived in Mali then Egypt, the BBC was all I listened to. I currently record their nightly TV broadcast to keep up on the world news. But look at the wording they chose to [...]
