Add to ORKGDoujin is the term roughly for fanfiction culture in Chinese. In this study, I investigate the cultural significance of young-female-dominated doujin culture in 2020s China\u27s cyberspace. Using ethnographic research methods, this study explores a) doujin fans\u27 online community-building practices, b) doujin as female writing in relation to China\u27s digital feminist discourse, and c) the impact of new media platforms on doujin culture
The popularity of time-travel romance genre in Chinese cyberspace has become a phenomenon in recent ...
Hockx, Michel. Internet literature in China. New York : Columbia university press, 2015. 272 p. (Glo...
This study is a brief history of the development of danmei 耽美, or Boys’ Love (BL) fiction on mainlan...
To explore the connections between Chinese online fiction fandom and feminism, in-depth interviews w...
New information technologies have, to an unprecedented degree, come to reshape human relations, iden...
The thesis aims to investigate how the internet has permeated manifestations of young urban women’s ...
textIn this research I address the phenomenon of female fans’ fascination with online boys’ love fic...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06This dissertation introduces the current Chinese in...
Established since 26th March of 2005, the social network service of "Douban.com" has accumulated 317...
Slash fiction emerged in China in the 1990s with the rising polarity of Japanese animation and manga...
This study pays close attention to Chinese slash fanfiction amateur female writers and their writing...
The aim of this thesis is to apply feminist perspectives to explore the ‘boys’ love’ (BL) culture in...
Danmei is an emerging internet subculture in China in which young females produce writings and art a...
Since the 1990s, Chinese literary enthusiasts have explored new spaces for creative expression onlin...
Since its launch in 2005, the Chinese online social networking site Douban has become a key platform...
The popularity of time-travel romance genre in Chinese cyberspace has become a phenomenon in recent ...
Hockx, Michel. Internet literature in China. New York : Columbia university press, 2015. 272 p. (Glo...
This study is a brief history of the development of danmei 耽美, or Boys’ Love (BL) fiction on mainlan...
To explore the connections between Chinese online fiction fandom and feminism, in-depth interviews w...
New information technologies have, to an unprecedented degree, come to reshape human relations, iden...
The thesis aims to investigate how the internet has permeated manifestations of young urban women’s ...
textIn this research I address the phenomenon of female fans’ fascination with online boys’ love fic...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06This dissertation introduces the current Chinese in...
Established since 26th March of 2005, the social network service of "Douban.com" has accumulated 317...
Slash fiction emerged in China in the 1990s with the rising polarity of Japanese animation and manga...
This study pays close attention to Chinese slash fanfiction amateur female writers and their writing...
The aim of this thesis is to apply feminist perspectives to explore the ‘boys’ love’ (BL) culture in...
Danmei is an emerging internet subculture in China in which young females produce writings and art a...
Since the 1990s, Chinese literary enthusiasts have explored new spaces for creative expression onlin...
Since its launch in 2005, the Chinese online social networking site Douban has become a key platform...
The popularity of time-travel romance genre in Chinese cyberspace has become a phenomenon in recent ...
Hockx, Michel. Internet literature in China. New York : Columbia university press, 2015. 272 p. (Glo...
This study is a brief history of the development of danmei 耽美, or Boys’ Love (BL) fiction on mainlan...