2018
DOI: 10.29173/cais992
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Narratives of Fact and Fiction: Examining Studies of Information Experience and the Interpretation of Data.

Abstract: This paper reports on an ongoing pilot study of creative engagement with fictional worlds in order to explore potential contributions of narrative methods and data to the investigation of information behaviour and experience in LIS. A narrative framework can be used to examine the individual, social, and material aspects of information experiences situated in time and space. Such a framework has the potential to contribute detailed understandings of the nature of the experience of information and fiction, and … Show more

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