Re: recent JDS bibliography

I know it's disappointing, but what you just described isn't all that
unusual for academic bibliographies, esp. for fields of study in which
people are actively publishing.

I wonder if it was really willy-nilly (funny, Byron uses the phrase,
"Will I Nill I" -- wonder where that came from? Latin?), or if he
followed some kind of guideline, such as citations in other articles.

Jim

Kim Johnson wrote:

>weaver willy nilly selects books
>and articles which he finds interesting or
>representative, with his 'comments'--a paragraph or
>two of bland summary--following each citation. no
>original research has been done, at least that i can
>see.
>
>have you seen the new alsen guide to jds?
>
>kim
>
>

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