Vol. 65 No. 2 (2021): The dark side of fandom

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Vol. 65 No. 2 (2021): The dark side of fandom
Friday, Oct 22, 2021
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Editorial
“Dark fandoms” and the “dark side” of fandom: Breaking the inner taboos of fan studies
Aldona Kobus
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Articles
Gatekeeping as an immunity strategy in transformative fandoms as exemplified by Star Trek fandom
Agnieszka Urbańczyk
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The scapegoat in furrysuit: Fandom hierarchies as exemplified by the status of the furry fandom
Agata Sutkowska
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Between interpretation and morality: Anti-shippers in modern media fandom
Dominika Ciesielska, Maria Rutkowska
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Toxic YouTubers “hated” by Doctor Who? Animating multiphrenic incarnations of Not My Doctor anti-fandom
Matt Hills
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A guarantee of safety, a cautionary tale or a celebration? Popularity of true crime narratives through the lens of Mary Douglas’s concepts of pollution and defilement
Joanna Antoniak
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Columbiners: The activity of Serial Killer Fandom within True Crime Community
Martyna Kopeć
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Comments killed the k-pop star: Social murder of Choi Jin Ri as the case study of contemporary moral panic
Joanna Kilanowska
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Reviews and Discussions
Fan as a brand: The usefulness of a fanboy for culture industry
Aldona Kobus
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The end of fan studies’ triumphalist narrative
Agnieszka Urbańczyk
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