Jay started following the work of Jonathan Mair, The University of Manchester, Social Anthropology.
Jay started following the work of Aaron Barlow, New York City College of Technology, English.
Jay started following the work of James W. Marcum, Queens College of the City University of New York, Graduate School of Library and Information Studies.
Jay Sorry I can't seem to get the De Vos interview to display correctly, you'll either have to rotate it or print it out.
Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Faculty Member, Library
Associate Professor
Kingsborough Community College
Thesis Title: Taman Ethnomedicine: The Social Organization of Sickness and Medical Knowledge in the Upper Kapuas
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George De Vos (chair)
James N. Anderson Amin Sweeney |
About
Interests include informetrics (bibliometrics), bibliographic databases, sociology of knowledge and theories about and concepts of knowledge more generally, multidisciplinary perspectives on the organization of information/knowledge, classification theory, history and bibliography of anthropology, ethnology and social anthropology of Southeast Asia, especially Borneo.
My new project is a book on libraries, inquiry, and intellectual values in the post-everything age.
Contact Information
| Homepage: | http://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/FacultyProfiles/Jay.Berns |
| Address: | Robert J. Kibbee Library
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| Telephone: |
718-368-6548 |
