Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian

In Brief: Through autoethnographic reflection and examination of theoretical literature, this article explores my experiences of disability while working in the academic library and information science (LIS) field. The article examines the reality of working in the LIS profession with a hidden senso...

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Main Author: Nikki Andersen
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: In the Library with the Lead Pipe 2024-01-01
Series:In the Library with the Lead Pipe
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Online Access:https://www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org/2024/chronically-honest/
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description In Brief: Through autoethnographic reflection and examination of theoretical literature, this article explores my experiences of disability while working in the academic library and information science (LIS) field. The article examines the reality of working in the LIS profession with a hidden sensory and physical disability. It explores the cognitive cost of working with a visual impairment and the experiences of being hard of hearing in a service-oriented profession.
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critical disability studies
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title Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian
title_full Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian
title_fullStr Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian
title_full_unstemmed Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian
title_short Chronically Honest: An Autoethnographic Paper on the Experiences of a Disabled Librarian
title_sort chronically honest an autoethnographic paper on the experiences of a disabled librarian
topic chronic illness
critical disability studies
disability
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