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Fandom, Food, and Folksonomies: The Methodological Realities of Studying Fun Life-Contexts
Abstract
As Library and Information Science research has evolved, new domains of interest have shaped the field, and with them comes a need to question the appropriateness of applying traditional methodologies to these new domains. This panel focuses on the methodological realities of studying fun life-contexts and will address how researching a new domain comes with challenges and opportunities. The group of scholars on this panel all share an appreciation for identifying and exploring the unique information experiences within fun life-contexts, and engage with a variety of subfields, including information behavior, information organization, embodied in-formation, and fan communities. This interactive panel will consist of five short presentations from each of the panelists and a moderated Q&A led by moderator, Jenna Hartel. The panelists each share some examples of their recent work studying fun life-contexts, reflect on their experience researching in a new domain, and develop themes and questions that should be addressed in future work- 920677:Fans (Persons):topical
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- 920677:Fans (Persons):topical
- 972640:Information science:topical
- 997916:Library science:topical
- 1018722:Methodology:topical
- 1095216:Research--Methodology:topical