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Knowledge Studies, Jay Bernstein
Advocate, September 2013, Vol. [25], No. [1], Advocate
Advocate, September 2013, Vol. [25], No. [1], Advocate
The Advocate
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editor's Desk: CUNY in the Kelly Era (p. 3)
CUNY News in Brief (p. 5)
Political Analysis: ‘It’s Exactly The Opposite!’: Modern Money Theory versus ‘Reality,’ J. A. Myerson (p. 7)
Guest Columnist: Obama and Putin: Time for Diplomacy, Amy Goodman (p. 12)
Rank and File: What’s at Stake in Graduate Organizing?, Karen Gregory (p. 14)
Notes on My Summer of Uprising, Uğur Güney (p. 18)
Book Review: The Strange Career of Samuel Delany, Lavelle Porter (p. 25)
Art Review: Modernism Unmoored, Michael Busch (p. 31)
Art Review: Explosions in the Sky, Clay Matlin (p. …
The Intellectual And Curricular Spaces Of Knowledge Studies, Jay H. Bernstein
The Intellectual And Curricular Spaces Of Knowledge Studies, Jay H. Bernstein
Publications and Research
The words “knowledge” and “information” are sometimes used interchangeably, but the connection between them is complex and problematic. Knowledge is a mental product gained from engaging with information. All educational subjects, scholarly disciplines, occupations, and activities produce knowledge as well as information. Because libraries encompass potentially all subjects, professional vision in librarianship would benefit from an examination of knowledge that transcends the methods and topical concerns of individual disciplines. An interdisciplinary (or transdisciplinary) framework in which to view knowledge was pioneered in the post-Sputnik age by Fritz Machlup and Michael Polanyi. Their insights have stimulated scholars to develop research, publications, …
Advocate, May 2013, Vol. [24], No. [5], Advocate
Advocate, May 2013, Vol. [24], No. [5], Advocate
The Advocate
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editor's Desk: Out with the Old, In with the...Same Old? (p. 3)
CUNY News in Brief (p. 5)
Political Analysis: Rent-Controlled, J. A. Myerson (p. 7)
Searching the CUNY Catalog not working for you? You’re not alone!, Reethee Antony (p. 9)
Guest Columnist: Terror in the West, Texas, Night, Amy Goodman (p. 10)
The Radical Greens: How Divestment, Direct Action, and Leftist Politics are Shaping the Environmental Movement, Mike Stivers (p. 13)
The Trouble with Professor Petraeus, Arun Gupta (p. 17)
Irregular Future: A Conversation with Matt Kennard, Michael Busch (p. 20)
Book Review: Recovering …
Clags Fellowships And Awards, Noam Parness
Clags Fellowships And Awards, Noam Parness
Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS)
This past fall, CLAGS awarded two fellowships: The Paul Monette-Roger Horwitz Dissertation Prize, and the CLAGS Fellowship Award. Our fantastic fellowship winners are profiled in this newsletter, and on our website. Please check out our current winners to read more about their scholarly endeavors! Additionally, we are excited by all of the applications that we have received for the three fellowships that CLAGS will be awarding this spring: The Martin Duberman Fellowship, The Robert Giard Fellowship and the Joan Heller–Diane Bernard Fellowship in Lesbian and Gay Studies.