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    Journal: Library Trends

    Volume 66, Issue 4

    409 -- 421Christopher Lueg, Michael Twidale. Designing for Humans, Not Robots (or Vulcans)
    422 -- 441Åse Hedemark, Jenny Lindberg. Babies, Bodies, and Books - Librarians' Work for Early Literacy
    442 -- 465Kondwani Wella, Sheila Webber. Embodying HIV and AIDS Information: Experiences of Serodiscordant Couples
    466 -- 486Irina D. Mihalache. Tuna Noodle Casserole is Tasty? The Information Network of Recipes
    487 -- 510Patrick Keilty. Duration and Desire
    511 -- 534Leslie Thomson. The Guided Tour: A Research Technique for the Study of Situated, Embodied Information
    535 -- 567Saguna Shankar, Heather L. O'Brien, Rafa Absar. Rhythms of Everyday Life in Mobile Information Seeking: Reflections on a Photo-Diary Study
    568 -- 584Liana H. Zhou. Bodies of Evidence: Understanding the Transformation of Collections from Individuals to Institutions
    585 -- 588Jenna Hartel. The Case against Information and the Body in Library and Information Science
    589 -- 594Steve Fuller. Afterword: Does the Focus on Embodied Information Broaden or Narrow Library and Information Science?
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