Flowers after the funeral
reflections on the post-9/11 digital age
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Word Count
32,250 words, Guess
Page Count
129 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3673730M
- ISBN-10081084835X
- OCLC Control Number51977870
- OCLC Control Numberflowersafterfune00coxr
- Library of Congress Control Number2003007001
and 2 more
- Goodreads305412
- LibraryThing461870
Classifications
- DDC025.8/2
- LCCCD971 .C69 2003
Description
"In this series of four essays, Richard J. Cox explores the social and professional ramifications of 9/11 on our information landscape. "Musing," written on the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks, looks back at a year of change and commemoration. "Reacting" examines the impact of 9/11 on a department of information sciences. "Preparing" is a cogent argument for the need to rethink current disaster and contingency planning practices. "Teaching" focuses on the author's experiences developing and teaching a doctoral seminar on the role of the information professional in a post-9/11 world. Neither a cautionary tale nor personal advice, Flowers after the Funeral, in its simplicity and thoughtfulness, is certain to provide both comfort and inspiration to its readers."--Jacket.
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