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Humaniora tilsat strøm: Digital Humanities er et buzzword tilsat stayingpower...
Get PDFDigital Humanities er et buzzword med stayingpower. Det ny center SCDH på SDU forener Digital Humanities med bibliotekets mangeårige arbejde med særsamlinger
RUb 50 år. Din guide til Den store Fusionsjungle: RUb's fusion med KB er ikke en enlig svale.
No full textAlle taler om de mange fusioner, men ingen har overblikket. Derfor denne liste. Stor tak til bl.a. Hans Kristian Mikkelsen (KB), Bertil F. Dorch (SDU), Mogens Kragsig Jensen (SDU) og Claus Vesterager Pedersen (DFFU)
Endelig kunne vi mødes igen: DFFU årsmøde 2021
No full textBilledreportage fra DFFU's første større møde live siden marts 2020
What’s the Matter with Jarrettsville? Genre Classification as an Opportunistic Construct
Get PDFThe study of genre classifications within creative industries typically orients toward the maintenance of order within organizational and institutional contexts. This study takes up the case of Jarrettsville, a work of fiction published in the United States in Fall 2009 to highlight prevalent disorders and debates in the development of a work of fiction. What looks like a clear and ordered process of genre assignment after-the-fact may actually contain a wealth of negotiations, strategic practices, and decisions to be made. In short, the assignment of genres can be conflicted, debated and opportunistic. As a work of culture is transmuted into a piece of commerce, cultural workers must navigate the interplay between text and context, and sometimes with competing agendas. When texts don’t fit a preferred context, the text itself may change. And when the context of the texts’ fabrication as a piece of commerce does not fit the text, contexts must be mediated as well.
This case study highlights these processes in action
RUb 50 år. På en anden planet for længe, længe siden...: Så fylder RUb 50 år - og bliver samtidig fusioneret med KB.
No full textTilbageblik på RUb 5´0 år belyst udfra klip fra artiklen "Roskilde Universitetsbiblioteks tilblivelse" af Morten Laursen Vig, overbibliotekar på RUb 1972-86
Ikke et ord om FFU'erne. Bestyrelsen tager ordet.: Udflytningen af uddannelser får også konsekvenser for FFU-bibliotekerne. Men hvilke?
No full textFolketinget indgik i juni 2021 en aftale om udflytning af videregående uddannelsespladser i Danmark for at få flere unge til at studere i de mindre byer. Men FFU-bibliotekernes supportfunktion er ikke nævnt med ét ord i planen
Stephen W. Sawyer and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins (ed.), Foucault, Neoliberalism, and Beyond. London: Rowman & Littlefield, 2019. 227 pp.: ISBN 978-1-78660-376-0
Get PDFWhat is Business Anthropology? An Ethnographic Study of an Explorative Workshop
Get PDFThe anthropology of organizations is always political; it might take place over shorter, as well as longer, time spans and in singular, pluralistic, or even virtual, settings. This paper addresses such issues by describing and analyzing fieldwork experiences of an academic workshop, which took place at the Copenhagen Business School in 2012 under the title of ‘The Business of Ethnography’. The purpose of the workshop was to create a forum in which to discuss business anthropology as an emerging field or sub-discipline of anthropology. The paper considers three conditions (reflexivity, familiarity, and temporality) which give the mise en abyme configuration of the field – the site where action happens – and pose significant challenges to contemporary business ethnographers. We argue that by acknowledging these three factors one can advance easier towards the ambitious goal of rendering organizational interactions intelligible and meaningful
