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Fan Cultures is the first comprehensive overview of fans and fan theory. From victims of capitalist exploitation to more positive interpretations, Matthew Hills outlines the ways in which fans have been conceptualized in cultural theory.
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- Henry Jenkins: Add a description of this character.
- Fiske
- Winnicott
- Penley
- Bielby
- Harrington
- Grossberg
- Rodman
- Thornton
- Durkheim
- Elvis
- Wolff
- Hoxter
- Baudrillard
- Baty
- Bukatman
- Berger
- Fleming
- Tulloch
- Eddie Cochran
- Garber
- Elliott
- Butler
- Silverstone
- Blake
- Brooker
- Monroe
First Sentence edit
It is not just the imagined subjectivities of the 'fan' and the 'academic' which clash and imply different moral dualisms, i.e. different versions of 'us' (good) and 'them' (bad).
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- Matt Hills (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 306.1
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