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Pensando gênero na tradução de fanfictions femslash [PDF]
Letras & Letras, 2022 This paper consists in selecting excerpts of queer themed fanfiction written in English and proposing solutions for their translation to Portuguese, along with comments on the possible effects of meaning that may be obtained. An analysis of the translations proposed for the eight discursive sequences targets the possible slips that may occur and ...
Moura, Bruna Navarrina de
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"Worlds. . .[of] Contingent Possibilities": Genderqueer and Trans Adolescents Reading Fan Fiction. [PDF]
Telev New Media, 2022 Cultural studies scholars have long been interested in the nexus between people’s online activities and their identities. One activity that has drawn attention is reading/writing fan fiction (fictions written by and for fans that build upon the ...
Duggan J.
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Reconsidering Ru(li)net: Russian literary self-publishing platforms and the war in Ukraine. A case study of Litnet.com [PDF]
, 2023 In this paper, I examine online self-publishing literary platforms in Russia from a historical and legislative perspective. Using a mixed methods approach, including digital ethnography, field diary, phenomenological interviews, I trace how the Russian ...
Murashova, Anna
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Transformative Works and Cultures, 2019 This roundtable discussion brings together a group of fans of color to discuss their experiences specifically in femslash fandom.
Mel Stanfill
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Television Series and Beyond: Serial Narratives and their Potenzial for the Production of Fan-Fiction [PDF]
, 2016 Neue Fernsehserien und die ihnen inhärenten Charakteristika, wie etwa vielschichtige Figuren und komplexe Handlungsstränge, haben zu einer intensiveren Beschäftigung mit seriellen Erzählformen auf Seiten der Rezipienten/-innen geführt.
Goldmann, Julia Elena
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"Once Upon a Time" in queer fandom
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2017 I approach the topic of queer female fandom through the television program Once Upon a Time (2011–) and its femslash fan fiction in order to investigate how fans explore queer scenarios and deal with narrative weaknesses of the canon story line.
Sandra Strauch
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Where the femslashers are: Media on the lesbian continuum
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2017 Some texts are femslashier than others. Drawing on Alexander Doty's argument that television shows with primary relationships between women are "lesbian sitcoms," I argue that media driven by relationships between women are "structurally lesbian media ...
Mel Stanfill
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REVISTA BRASILEIRA DE ESTUDOS DA HOMOCULTURA, 2023 Este artigo discute, a partir do fandom da série infantil She-Ra e as Princesas do Poder (Netflix, 2018), como audiências queer relacionam-se com textos que rompem com padrões cisheteronormativos. Com base em 621 respostas de fãs da animação submetidas via formulário eletrônico, foi traçado o seu perfil sociodemográfico, com maioria formada por jovens ...
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Bisexual erasure in queer sci-fi "utopias"
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2017 I discuss the paradoxes of queer representation in contemporary science fiction television by analyzing bisexual female protagonists of the CW's The 100 (2014–), BBC America's Orphan Black (2013–), and SyFy's Wynonna Earp (2016–).
Victoria Serafini
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Sex detectives: Law & Order: SVU's fans, critics, and characters investigate lesbian desire
Transformative Works and Cultures, 2009 I address the contested question of whether sex crimes detective Olivia Benson (a character on TV's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit played by Mariska Hargitay) is a lesbian, and the ways in which both fans and TV scholars approach this mystery. That is,
Julie Levin Russo
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