Vol. 3 No. 3 (2021): Chatman Revisited: Re-examining and Resituating Social Theories of Identity, Access, and Marginalization in LIS

Guest Editors: Dr. Nicole A. Cooke and Dr. Amelia N. Gibson

Published: 2020-10-11

Editors' Note

Connecting Chatman to This Moment

Amelia Gibson, Nicole A. Cooke
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Literature Review

Re-examining the Socialization of Black Doctoral Students through the Lens of Information Theory

Kimberly Y. Franklin
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Articles

"Expanding on the Almost" Queer World-Building and Institutional Information Worlds

Diana Floegel, Kaitlin Light Costello
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Elfreda Annmary Chatman in the 21st Century At the Intersection of Critical Theory and Social Justice Imperatives

Bharat Mehra
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Indigenous Everyday Life in Chatman’s Small World Theories

Loriene Roy, Kristina M. Shiroma
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"Am I Doing it Right?" Examining Authenticity as a Key Mediator of Insider/Outsider Dynamics among US LGBTQ+ Young Adults

Vanessa L. Kitzie
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Information Abundance and Deficit Revisiting Elfreda Chatman’s Inquiry of Marginal Spaces and Populations

LaVerne Gray
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Perspectives

“(Information) Poor, Huddled Masses"? Chatman’s Contribution to Understanding Contemporary Immigrant Settlement Experiences

Ana Ndumu, Millicent Mabi
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