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Including New Media Adaptations and Fan Fiction Writing in the College Literature Classroom
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2021 Fan artworks may be used to engage college students in their literature courses. One such course is described herein, focused on reading, watching, and analyzing children's and young adult literature and their new media adaptations, including fan fiction,
Erika Romero
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Methodological model for fictocritical fan fiction as research
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2020 Distanced and objective research methodologies that generate a divide between the practitioner and their practice present a need for an authentic model that is more representative of the immersive, connected, and subjective experience of the writer ...
Shayla Olsen
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The creation of football slash fan fiction
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2015 Although sports fandom and fan fiction are often thought of as different worlds, in the contemporary media environment, this is not the case. Sport is a popular source text for fan fiction, and high-level European football, one of the world's most ...
Abby Waysdorf
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A brief history of fan fiction in Germany
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2015 Because the history of fan fiction in Germany is not congruent with the more dominant Anglo-American history of fan fiction, it requires separate revision and evaluation.
Vera Cuntz-Leng, Jacqueline Meintzinger
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The role of affect in fan fiction
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2016 In this article, I argue for greater consideration of the role of affect in fan fiction when comparing it with literary forms from antiquity. Fan fiction uses an affective hermeneutics—knowing through feeling—and as a literary form it is inextricable ...
Anna Wilson
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Binding Fan Fiction and Reexamining Book Production Models
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2022 Binding fan fiction into books is an increasingly popular phenomenon that follows in the footsteps of twentieth-century fanzines and challenges the current perception of fic as an exclusively digital form.
Shira Belén Buchsbaum
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The mediation of fandom in Karin Giphart's Maak me blij
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2012 The plot of the Dutch novel Maak me blij (Make me happy) (2005) by Karin Giphart draws from the culture of online fan communities. It describes the life of a lesbian in her late 20s, Ziggy, who has a terminally ill mother.
Nicolle Lamerichs
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Perverse polyjuice: Trans Harry Potter spitefic as a response to J. K. Rowling’s TERF wars
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2023 In the years since Rowling's controversial anti-trans tweets and statements, both the creation and consumption of trans Harry Potter fan fiction has exploded, ironically leading to more trans representation within the Harry Potter fandom than ever ...
Ben Cromwell
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Comunicación, 2022 El presente estudio tiene como objetivo el análisis de una de las manifestaciones de fan fiction más controvertidas; aquellas historias de temática homoerótica (generalmente creadas por mujeres heterosexuales) en las que se muestran o sugieren ...
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Martyrs, athletes, and transmedia storytelling in late antiquity
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2019 Fan fiction in antiquity suffers from a lack of certainty regarding what is canon. Is what is now considered fan fiction really fan fiction, or is it another contemporary version of the canon? The concept of fan fiction thus ought to be combined with the
Monika Amsler
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