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Ep. 07: Fan studies and LIS
Description: In this episode, we chat with special guest Ludi Price about the intersection of fan studies and library and information sciences. We talk about the interdisciplinary nature of librarianship, myths about researching “unserious” topics, and how to explore passion projects.
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Guest:
Ludi Price is a visiting lecturer in Library Science at the University of London, City St Georges. She is a sometime librarian, and previously the Far Eastern Cataloger and the librarian for China and Asia, SOAS University of London. Ludi is also co-founder of the FanLIS Project, which aims to build bridges between fandom, fan studies, and LIS.
Show notes:
FanLIS homepage
Loving Fanfiction: Exploring the Role of Emotion in Online Fandoms by Brit Kelley
Open peer review podcast project
FanLIS Twitter
Ludi’s personal blog
Production and editing by Amber Sewell.
Submission forms for researchers and reviewers available at libparlor.com/podcast.
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By The LibParlor PodcastDescription: In this episode, we chat with special guest Ludi Price about the intersection of fan studies and library and information sciences. We talk about the interdisciplinary nature of librarianship, myths about researching “unserious” topics, and how to explore passion projects.
Access the transcript.
Guest:
Ludi Price is a visiting lecturer in Library Science at the University of London, City St Georges. She is a sometime librarian, and previously the Far Eastern Cataloger and the librarian for China and Asia, SOAS University of London. Ludi is also co-founder of the FanLIS Project, which aims to build bridges between fandom, fan studies, and LIS.
Show notes:
FanLIS homepage
Loving Fanfiction: Exploring the Role of Emotion in Online Fandoms by Brit Kelley
Open peer review podcast project
FanLIS Twitter
Ludi’s personal blog
Production and editing by Amber Sewell.
Submission forms for researchers and reviewers available at libparlor.com/podcast.