The production of culture is today a matter of ‘user generated content’ and young people are vital participants as ‘prosumers’, i.e. both producers and consumers, of cultural products. Among other things, they are busy creating fan works (stories, pictures, films) based on already published material. Using the genre fan fiction as a point of departure, this article explores the drivers behind net communities organised around fan culture and argues that fan fiction sites can in many aspects be regarded as informal learning settings. By turning to the rhetoric principle of imitatio, the article shows how in the collective interactive processes between readers and writers such fans develop literacies and construct gendered identities
This paper investigates how changes in reading habits and recent developments in computer-mediated c...
The Internet has facilitated the coming together of formerly more separated youth taste cultures, su...
Internet and multimedia platforms are changing the way adolescents read and interact with literature...
The production of culture is today a matter of ‘user generated content’ and young people are vital p...
The production of culture is today a matter of ‘user generated content’ and young people are vital p...
In this chapter the authors discuss and informal learning settings such as fan fiction sites and the...
Abstract. The intent of this article is to understand the commodification of leisure and labour with...
Fan culture is a subculture that has developed explosively on the internet over the last decades. Fa...
This paper examines online fan fiction communities as spaces for identity formation, collaborative c...
The ways that fans of popular media engage with their preferred texts are changing and expanding rap...
The ways that fans of popular media engage with their preferred texts are changing and expanding rap...
This paper explores how consumers use the media products of mass culture to co-create the meanings o...
Inventing a Universe examines the creative and critical writing of an internet fan fiction archive. ...
In contemporary society, social groups are not necessarily regional and often show fluidity. The soc...
This paper explores how consumers use the media products of mass culture to co-create the meanings o...
This paper investigates how changes in reading habits and recent developments in computer-mediated c...
The Internet has facilitated the coming together of formerly more separated youth taste cultures, su...
Internet and multimedia platforms are changing the way adolescents read and interact with literature...
The production of culture is today a matter of ‘user generated content’ and young people are vital p...
The production of culture is today a matter of ‘user generated content’ and young people are vital p...
In this chapter the authors discuss and informal learning settings such as fan fiction sites and the...
Abstract. The intent of this article is to understand the commodification of leisure and labour with...
Fan culture is a subculture that has developed explosively on the internet over the last decades. Fa...
This paper examines online fan fiction communities as spaces for identity formation, collaborative c...
The ways that fans of popular media engage with their preferred texts are changing and expanding rap...
The ways that fans of popular media engage with their preferred texts are changing and expanding rap...
This paper explores how consumers use the media products of mass culture to co-create the meanings o...
Inventing a Universe examines the creative and critical writing of an internet fan fiction archive. ...
In contemporary society, social groups are not necessarily regional and often show fluidity. The soc...
This paper explores how consumers use the media products of mass culture to co-create the meanings o...
This paper investigates how changes in reading habits and recent developments in computer-mediated c...
The Internet has facilitated the coming together of formerly more separated youth taste cultures, su...
Internet and multimedia platforms are changing the way adolescents read and interact with literature...