Memorable quote of the day
"I'm not only talking about librarians here. I'm talking about human beings and librarians."
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posted by Janine @ 5:36 PM
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Friday, October 17, 2008
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1 Comments:
And sometimes context is everything.
The advice dispensed in the creative leadership workshop yesterday morning to “have another pair of eyes to see you” assumed quite sinister overtones when the subsequent speaker shared her research experiences in pre-1992 Soviet Russia!
Is this what Professor Foster was alluding to in his statement that “modern knowledge is constructed by binaries” or was it just an unfortunate juxtaposition?
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