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Theoretical perspectives on fan scholarship in the franchise era / Sophie Charlotte Goor.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Goor, Sophie Charlotte, author.
Series:
Transmedia Series
Transmedia Series ; v.14
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Popular culture--Study and teaching.
Popular culture.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (284 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
Summary:
No detailed description available for "Theoretical Perspectives on Fan Scholarship in the Franchise Era".
Contents:
Cover
Table of Contents
Introduction
Why Study Fan Scholarship?
What I Am Talking about When I Am Talking About "Fandom"
What to Expect from This Book
What Not to Expect from This Book
1. Conceptualising Fandom: Community and Resistance
Fandom and the Imaginary Community
Categorisation and Exclusion
Structuring the Good Fan
Fan Status as the Golden Standard
2. Theorising Fandom: From Capital to Disposition
The Limitations of Capital
Disposition and the Function of Practice
Unpacking the Space of Practice
Panoptic Sorting and Dispositional Regulation
3. Fan Scholarship and the Fannish Disposition: The Case of the BBC's Sherlock
Sorting Different Strands of Studies
Sherlock as a Symbol of Societal Values
Discursive Reproductions of Established Value Systems
4. The Good Fan and the Safe Space
Filtering Mechanics and Convenient Sorting Practice
Filtering and the Figure of the Audience
Safe Spaces and Contamination
Being Sorted and the Issue of Reflexivity
5. Fan Scholarship and Neoliberal Realism: The Case of the MCU
Structuring Legitimacy through Unity and Fidelity
Discursive Constructions of Success and Destiny
Comic Books as a Symbol of Societal Value
6. Reflexivity and Fannish Disposition
Managing Disappointment
The Scholarly Desire for Isolation and the Claim to Community
Against a Binary Structuration of the Reflexivity Imperative
Fandom Is Great: The Fannish Disposition as a Method
Conclusion
From Imaginary Community to Fannish Disposition
Theorising Fan Scholarship
Embracing Dispositional Insecurity
Bibliography
Index.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-04-077480-6
1-003-70821-8
1-04-078436-4
90-485-5471-3
9781003708216
OCLC:
1443548957

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