ASIR: Advances in the Study of Information and Religion is an online, open access publication available on Open Access Kent State. It contains select papers from the annual Conference on Information and Religion, hosted by the Center for the Study of Information and Religion in the School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University.

NOTE: The Center was deactivated in 2016. Submissions are no longer being accepted for this publication.

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2011)

Articles

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A Methodology for Studying the Information Seeking Behavior of Catholic Clergy

  • Curran, Charles C.;
  • Burns, Kayla
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Accordance Bible Software in Reading and Teaching: The Difference a Digital Text Makes

  • Weaver, John B.
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Exploring the Mental Health Information Needs of Clergy

  • Montesano, Vicki L.;
  • Layton, Beth;
  • Johnson, Rienne;
  • Kranke, Derrick
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Historic Christianity and the Redevelopment of the 21st Century Academic Library

  • McDonald, Joseph
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Information Processing in Bible Study Groups

  • Freeburg, Darin
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Memorializing religion: Crowdsourcing, minorities, and the quest for identity in online archives

  • Levi, Amalia S.
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Shamanic Knowledge: The Challenge to Information Science

  • Bernstein, Jay H.
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The Conversing God: Exploring Trinitarian Information Transfer from the Perspective of Gordon Pask's Conversation Theory

  • Marshall, Todd E.
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The Denial of Relevance: Avoidance, Awakening, and Guidance

  • VanBebber, Van
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The Relationships Between Community Religious Beliefs and Community Level of Public Library Development in the United States: An Empirical Analysis

  • Williams, Robert V.;
  • Arns, Jennifer W.;
  • Miller, Karen;
  • Roughen, Patrick
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The Word and Words in Abrahamic Faiths

  • Poston, Linda;
  • Poston, Linda
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Using Semantic Technologies to Analyze the Semantic Orientation of Religious Sermons - A Validation of the Early Work of McLaughlin

  • Bedford, Denise A. D.