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  3. Vol. 7 (2011)

Vol. 7 (2011)

Published: 2011-09-15

Editorial

  • Fannish preferences

    TWC Editor
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Symposium

  • The "lover" and early modern fandom

    Vera Keller
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  • Editorial policies, "public domain," and acafandom

    Francesca Musiani
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  • H/c and me: An autoethnographic account of a troubled love affair

    Judith May Fathallah
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  • Subverting the canon in feminist fan fiction

    Hui Min Annabeth Leow
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Book review

  • "Personal connections in the digital age," by Nancy K. Baym

    Elizabeth Ellcessor
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  • "The function of role-playing games: How participants create community, solve problems, and explore identity," by Sarah Lynne Bowman

    Sean Duncan
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Theory

  • Culturally mapping universes: Fan production as ethnographic fragments

    Jen Gunnels, Carrie J. Cole
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  • Stranger than fiction: Fan identity in cosplay

    Nicolle Lamerichs
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  • Taking a bite out of "Buffy": Carnivalesque play and resistance in fan fiction

    Amanda L. Hodges, Laurel P. Richmond
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Praxis

  • "The rabid fans that take [Twilight] much too seriously": The construction and rejection of excess in Twilight antifandom

    Jacqueline Marie Pinkowitz
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  • Lifting the curse: Pearl Jam’s "Alive" and "Bushleaguer" and the marketplace of meanings

    Kristine Weglarz
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  • Delegitimizing strategic power: Normative identity and governance in online R.E.M. fandom

    Lucy Bennett
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