HyperGeertz Acknowledgements

This file is part of HyperGeertz©WorldCatalogue(HTM)* 
and contains all acknowlwdgements and thanks for help and additional information in compiling this database.

* (HTM) HyperGeertz is a protected Hypertext-Trademark by Austrian law (UrhRG 1936 idgF 2006, Par. 21 & 24 iVm 40a).

Acknowledgements

Bibliographical information of such a wide range  cannot be compiled - aside from exploiting electronic ressources and roaming the world wide web - without reliable direct, personal sources and personal help on clarifying uncertain aspects around the published work of Clifford Geertz.

For personal help and information we wish to thank:

• Prof. Antonia A. d'Onofrio (Center for education, Widener University, Chester/Pa./USA), 

• Maksymilian Kapelanski (Translator Polish-English, Toronto/Ont./Canada); 

• Tomiko Uchino (Secretary, Fukuoka Asian Culture Prize Committee, Fukuoka City/Japan); 

• Dr. Christian Enichlmayr (Librarian [electronic library], Johannes Kepler University Library/ now director, Upper Austrian State Library, Linz/Austria);

• Elliott Shore (Librarian, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton/N.J./USA);

• Nina Myatt (Secretary, Antiochiana collection, Antioch College, Yellow Springs/Oh./USA);

• Prof. em. Gunther S. Stent (Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, University of California, Berkeley/Ca./USA); 

• Prof. Henry Munson Jr. (Department of Anthropology, University of Maine, Orono City/Mn./USA);

• Thomas E. Mertes (Administrative analyst, Center for Social Theory and Comparative History, University of California, Los Angeles/Ca./USA); 

• Cynthia F. Pawlek and Prof. em. Dale F. Eickelman (Department of Anthropology, Dartmouth College, Hanover/N.H./USA); 

• Prof. Wilbert M. Gesler (Department of Geography, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill/N.C./USA); 

• Prof. Surendra K. Gambhir (Center of South Asia Regional Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia/Pa./USA); 

• Prof. Sal Restivo (Department of Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy/N.Y./USA); 

• Prof. em. James H. Tully (Department of Philosophy, McGill University, Montreal/Canada & [current] Department of Political Science, Victoria University, Victoria/B.C./Canada); 

• Prof. Nicholas K. Blomley (Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver/Canada); 

• Prof. William A. Graham (Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University, Cambridge/Ma./USA)

• Alfredo Landmann (Editorial secretary, Gedisa Publishers, Barcelona/Spain); 

• Alexis Rivier (Librarian, University Library, Genava/Switzerland); 

• Prof. Sandra Silberstein & Prof. Gerry Philipsen (Department of English, University of Washington, Seattle/Wa./USA); 

• Prof. Tony L. Garner (College of Education, University of Georgia, Athens/Ga./USA); 

• Prof. Keith H. Basso (Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque/N.M./USA); 

• Dr. Koolhof, Kirtjo (Librarian, Library of the Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde (Royal Institute for Linguistics and Anthropology, Leiden/NL),

• Erica Mosner, Archival Assistant, Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center, Historical Studies-Social Science Library, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey;

• Dr. Éva Karádi (Hungarian Acvademy of Sciences, Budapest/ HUN);

• Gernot Krämer, Redaktion der Zeitschrift "Sinn und Form", Berlin/ GER;

• Alexei Kossykh, MA (St. Petersburg/ RUS);

• Prof. David Howes (Department of Anthropology, Concordia University, Montreal/ Canada);

• Prof. Marek Tamm (Professor of Cultural History, Tallinn University, Latvia);

• Prof. Matteo Bortolini (Associate Prof., Department of Sociology, University of Padova).

• and those many anonymous librarians, who helped us covering the many reprints of Clifford Geertz’ works in collective volumes by their habit of adding content notes to their entries.