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Sport fandom and parenthood [PDF]
European Sport Management Quarterly, 2017 Research question: Sport fandom is acknowledged as offering consumers the opportunity to differentially engage as well as co-create value through network interaction, enhancing social well-being and social integration.
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, 2005 Il contributo definisce il concetto di Fandom mettendo in luce come tale definizione, un tempo riferita ad una specifica subcultura, sia oggi associabile ad un consumo performativo divenuto centrale e pervasivo con l'avvento dei nuovi media.
Scaglioni, Massimo
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Communications in Humanities Research, 2023
Young fans of C-POP/K-POP (Chinese pop/Korean pop) are a huge part of users of social media and part of diverse fandom that has not only a strong sense of belonging to a community, but there are also serious issues. This study aims to investigate the elements of psychological motivations of cyberbullying in toxic Fandom and the characteristic feature ...
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Young fans of C-POP/K-POP (Chinese pop/Korean pop) are a huge part of users of social media and part of diverse fandom that has not only a strong sense of belonging to a community, but there are also serious issues. This study aims to investigate the elements of psychological motivations of cyberbullying in toxic Fandom and the characteristic feature ...
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Abstract This chapter investigates the ways in which Cool Christianity and Hillsong have arrived in Brazil via US popular culture and Christian music. It explores how young Brazilians become fans of Hillsong’s worship bands and the megachurch starting in the 1990s. It shows how this fandom expanded to and intertwined with an imaginary of
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Supernatural Fandom: The Fandom Business
2016This chapter discusses and critiques the corporate ownership of fan conventions through a discussion of Creation Entertainment’s Supernatural convention. It introduces the concept of “fanqueue” culture, defined as fans’ sanctioned consumerism. Tying this to SuperWhoLock, the chapter explores a tension in fandom between fan readings and corporate ...
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Sherlock Fandom: The Fandom Is Afoot
2016This chapter on Sherlock fandom focuses on the fan convention Sherlocked as a manifestation of economic hierarchies in fan cultures. The Holmesian oeuvre of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle sits in an uneasy position between popular and high culture, and this chapter probes this tension through the lens of SuperWhoLock as an example of fan hierarchies.
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Introduction: SuperWhoLock Fandom: Fandoms Crossed
2016This introduction to Crossing Fandoms describes SuperWhoLock—a fan-created amalgam of the television series Supernatural, Doctor Who, and Sherlock—as a symbol of contemporary digital fandom. Fans have created SuperWhoLock from the characters and narratives of the three cult texts.
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Journal of Consumer Culture, 2018
Research in consumer culture focuses on the role of fans in creating social spaces or fandoms in contrast with larger society, where new cultural meanings and values are socially negotiated. Drawing on media and cultural studies, this article describes fandoms as a process rooted in the larger phenomenon of fanaticism and its interaction with the ...
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Research in consumer culture focuses on the role of fans in creating social spaces or fandoms in contrast with larger society, where new cultural meanings and values are socially negotiated. Drawing on media and cultural studies, this article describes fandoms as a process rooted in the larger phenomenon of fanaticism and its interaction with the ...
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