Heterodoxy in the Stacks
HxL Substack, Kathleen McCook, S. Anderson, Sarah Hartman-Caverly, Michael Dudley, Amy Girard, Aaron Tay, Anita Sundaram Coleman, Robert Jensen, Craig Gibson, mulhern, Caroline Nappo, Bridget Wipf, Jonathan Lawler, James AndrewsIntellectual freedom, library neutrality, and libraries in democracy
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Writes Substack, "Ebla to E-Books: The Preservation and Annihilation of Memory. " Teaches "History of Books & Libraries" - School of Information, University of South Florida. (my views do not reflect those of USF )
Information ethicist, intellectual freedom scholar, librarian. BA Anthropology, MS Library and Information Science, MS Information Systems.
Canadian academic librarian at the University of Winnipeg; Master's degrees in Library and Information Studies and in City Planning.
Writer and reader. Opinions are my own. Let's engage.
I'm librarian + blogger from Singapore Management University. Social media, bibliometrics, analytics, library tech. Here to learn from experts, not an expert.
Library & Information Science professor writing about how infophilia — information engagement — shapes culture. Adaptive infophilia represents a positive psychology of information for the AI age. Forthcoming book: Infophilia Unbound.
Emeritus Professor in the School of Journalism and Media at the University of Texas at Austin and a founding board member of the Third Coast Activist Resource Center.
Reader, writer, and founder of the "Make Every Week Freedom to Read Week" project.
Champion of Critical Inquiry
Professional library lover.
librarian.
Jonathan Lawler an archivist and author passionate about political liberty, viewpoint diversity, and classical liberalism. Soli Deo gloria.
Professor of Information Science and Health informatics at the University of South Florida, School of Information (my views do not reflect those of USF ); William W. and Judith A. Gaunt Endowed Professor of Library and Information Science.
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