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Subculture and Fandom

09.09.2010  |  No Comments ››

Subculture & Fandom Fandom doesn’t always apply to the geographical area Invariably means a description of age Not specifically talking about a collective appreciation of followings or forms, ...

What is Facebook?

09.02.2010  |  No Comments ››

Facebook has significant utilitarian and emotional functions. As a genre, Facebook provides an essential service that is important to many individuals. Particularly, one if its ...

Fan, Fan Theory and Contemporary Culture

08.17.2010  |  1 Comment ››

The idea of “fan” arose from John Fiske’s (1989) analysis of popular culture containing polysemic text. Polysemic literally means ‘many-signed’, an image in which there ...

Popular Narrative Readings

08.14.2010  |  2 Comments ››

Pierre Macherey, “A Theory of Literary Production” (textbook) The book proposes nothing less than a new way of reading, which, for Macherey, is not about the ...

Ethnic Identities vs. Contemporary Popular Culture

07.12.2010  |  2 Comments ››

Ethnic identities are interestingly and slowly being undermined by popular culture forms. This happens in two ways:1) newer generations being exposed to changing modes ...

The Frankfurt School

04.27.2010  |  No Comments ››

Frankfurt School initially founded in 1966, home base was “The Institute of Social Research @ the University of Frankfurt) Founded in the wake of the successful soviet ...