Scholarly Interests
My research focuses on identity formation through information behavior especially in fandom and fan works. I am especially interested in the intersections of gender and fandom participation. I am also interested in how non-scholarly information behavior can inform anti-oppressive information literacy pedagogy.
My previous work has focused on the materiality of gender expression/performance on social media and art historical approaches to print culture studies in Latin America in the 1920s. While material culture and social media/internet performance remain areas of interest, they have taken more of a backseat.
Recent & forthcoming work includes:
ORCID: 0000-0003-0779-7772
For additional examples of publications and presentations, see my CV.
My previous work has focused on the materiality of gender expression/performance on social media and art historical approaches to print culture studies in Latin America in the 1920s. While material culture and social media/internet performance remain areas of interest, they have taken more of a backseat.
Recent & forthcoming work includes:
- Eames, L. (Forthcoming, 2022) Thank You for Calling the Research Assistance Desk, This Is… In K. Adolpho, S.G. Krueger, K. McCracken (Eds), Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in LIS. Library Juice Press.
- Eames, L. (February, 2022) The Depository is Large, It Contains Multitudes. In M. Barefoot, S. Parme, & E.M. Woods (Eds.), Once Upon a Time in the Academic Library. ACRL. [link]
ORCID: 0000-0003-0779-7772
For additional examples of publications and presentations, see my CV.
Clockwise: In Kyung Kwon's "The Other's Room 1", a still from Excellences and Perfections, the executive committee logo from "El Machete," and the Manifesto Antropofago.
