habitually probing generalist

Note: I really struggled with this post and almost decided to trash it except for letting people know that they should not take my misconstrual of David Bade’s words as I had. But I spoke with someone whose opinion I value this afternoon and was reminded that I am at least trying to engage in [...]

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Sunday, 11 Mar Paglia, Camille. Break, blow, burn. 2005. Read: Shakespeare, The Ghost’s Speech (from Hamlet) John Donne, “The Flea” Green, Rebecca. “Relationships in the organization of knowledge: An overview.” In Bean & Green, Relationships in the Organization of Knowledge. 3-18. Re-read for Representation & Organization. “Mereology.” Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Read because Allen Renear [...]

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As some are aware—and a few more than others—I have been seriously stressed by some self-inflicted personal/professional drama lately. I tried to say something that I feel very strongly about. I took my time and re-read and revised over an eight day period. Shortly after it was released into the wild one of my friends, [...]

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Tuesday morning we awoke to fog and while getting coffee before the first session I got some nice pictures of “that building.” I went to Paul Otlet, Documentation and Classification (SIGs/HFIS, ED) early in the morning. But having seen the movie twice, having heard Boyd and Kathryn, Boyd, and others discuss Otlet before, I used [...]

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So much for my pleasure with myself over how I wanted to use the Calhoun Report to focus on what our “response” might be. I really wanted to discuss What can we accept from it? What needs a different scope, modal verb, etc. for acceptance? What can be added? And, the big one, how we’ll [...]

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