Fans of color, fandoms of color
Editorial for guest-edited issue, "Fans of Color, Fandoms of Color," Transformative Works and Cultures, no. 29 (March 15, 2019).
Abigail De Kosnik, andré carrington
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Memes and the Spread of Misinformation: Establishing the Importance of Media Literacy in the Era of Information Disorder [PDF]
Sulafa Zidani and Rachel E. Moran in “Memes and the Spread of Misinformation: Establishing the Importance of Media Literacy in the Era of Information Disorder” aim to equip students with the skills to tackle misinformation and participate in online ...
Moran, Rachel, Zidani, Sulafa
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Transmedia Worldbuilding and Mashup Mythology in Penny Dreadful [PDF]
By focusing on the merged and interfigural nature of the characters and mythology in the Penny Dreadful transmedia world, this article seeks to demonstrate that transmedia characters are essential to transmedia worlds; they are anchors from which plots ...
Albertsen, Anita Nell Bech
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Desperately seeking methods: new directions in fan studies research [PDF]
Fan studies has been critical and groundbreaking in a number of respects. However, in regard to methodology, discussion seems decidedly thin on the ground.
Evans, Adrienne, Stasi, Mafalda
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An interview with Henry Jenkins focussing on Transformative Works and Cultures (TWC), the Organization for Transformative Works (OTW), and Jenkins' academic research into fan and participatory cultures.
TWC Editor
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When normal and deviant identities collide: Methodological considerations of the pregnant acafan
In this article, I examine how my visibly pregnant body influenced my experience as a field researcher at a fan convention, interviewing amateur fan fiction authors who write Harry Potter male-pregnancy fan fiction.
Mary Ingram-Waters
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Design of a transmedia project targeted to language learning [PDF]
Comunicação apresentada na 7ª Conferência Internacional de Arte Digital realizada em Óbidos de 19-20 de março de 2015Transmedia is steadily gaining ground in education.
Bidarra, José, Rodrigues, Patrícia
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Tracing textual poachers: reflections on the development of fan studies and digital fandom [PDF]
In 1992 Henry Jenkins’ influential work, Textual Poachers, was published, which contributed towards igniting the establishment of the fan studies field of research and re-morphing previous restrictive depictions of media fans.
Bennett, Lucy
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Reversed ethnographic approach to U.S. fans' reception of Korean popular culture [PDF]
This dissertation unravels dynamic interactions between Korean popular culture and its fans in the United States, how cultural hybridity of the Korean Wave un/consciously facilitates soft power, and what sociocultural implications it might yield in ...
Jung, Hyeri
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A Multi-methods Approach in Communication Studies: autoethnography meets qualitative interviews and netnography [PDF]
This article developed a multi-methods approach in the particular branch of Communication Studies (fandom studies) to understand transcultural fans' engagement.
Zheng, Shiyu
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