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crl-16850	Swanson, Juleah; Tanaka, Azusa; Gonzalez-Smith, Isabel	Lived Experience of Academic Librarians of Color	2018	19	.pdf	application/pdf	9850	360	35	Lived experience can be succinctly stated as “life as we live it,”1 but lived experience in research encompasses the percep- tions, feelings, and context of an experience.2 In studying the human experience, lived experience is a methodological concept derived from phenomenology.3 The application of lived experience research is visible in such disciplines as psychology, sociology, social work, public health, education, and among researchers seeking to understand human experience in a manner that centers and acknowledges every aspect of a subject’s life and identity.5 Boylorn argues that the utility of lived experience research is that “separate life experiences can resemble and respond to larger public and social themes, creating space for storytelling, interpreta- tion, and meaning-making.	cache/crl-16850.pdf	txt/crl-16850.txt