Embodiment and affect are understudied in information science work to date. Literature that
engages with embodied information interactions typically focuses on physical bodies, while …

While LIS literature addresses queer individuals' information practices in certain contexts, a
gap exists in understanding interactions with entertainment media (EM), which can be …

How might tangible design support embodied explorations of queer history, drawing from
queer archives scholarship and Queer HCI? My work explores how queering design with …

How can tangible, wearable design encourage affective, embodied reflections on queer
history? We expand Queer HCI scholarship, using queer theory to inform the design of …

What happens when we consider communication technologies as having sex and gender,
when we queer media architectures and circuitry? Larry Gross and others have productively …

Information and Emotion introduces the new research areas of affective issues in information
seeking and use, and the affective paradigm applied to information behavior in a variety of …

In this conceptual paper I suggest that hermeneutic phenomenological view on humans in
the world can lay a premise to understand our embodied, dialogical way of living in the …

This session will use queer theory to raise important questions about the role of information
science in relation to queer communities. Using examples taken from both literary and …

More than a repository of objects or texts, the archive is the very process of selecting,
ordering, and preserving the past—in short, of making history. Artists, scholars, and activists …

The collection, organization, and retrieval of data about queer individuals and their identities
challenge the creators and curators of highly structured database systems. While prior …