Towards a Theory of Transcultural Fandom

Towards a Theory of Transcultural Fandom
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迈向跨文化粉丝理论

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2013
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通讯作者：
Lori Morimoto
Lori Morimoto
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B. Chin;Lori Morimoto

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在这一讨论中，我们提倡一个广泛的(呃)跨文化粉丝研究模型，通过将重点转移到激发粉丝对跨文化粉丝对象的兴趣的情感亲和力上，旨在纠正以国家为中心的跨境粉丝分析。我们的观点是，岩口光一等媒体全球化学者在东亚背景下对跨国粉丝的二元态度，无助于推动我们理解粉丝为什么会跨境狂热，以及狂热活动对我们如何理解媒体文本的全球流动的影响。在这篇文章中，我们考虑了一种跨文化狂热的替代方法，这种方法与其说是关注国家，不如说是关注粉丝本身。我们在这里寻求的不是救赎或谴责粉丝，而是将他们置于他们的无数背景下--不仅是社会政治和经济，而且同样受欢迎，粉丝文化、性、性别等等。
In this discussion, we advocate for a broad(er) model of transcultural fandom studies that, in shifting focus to the affective affinities that spark fan interest in transcultural fan objects, is intended as a corrective to nation-centred analyses of border-crossing fandoms. It is our contention that the binary approach to transnational fandom maintained by media globalisation scholars such as Koichi Iwabuchi, writing in the East Asian context, does little to advance our understanding of both why fans engage in cross-border fandoms, and the implications of fannish activity on how we understand the global flow of media texts. In this essay, we consider an alternative approach to transcultural fandoms that is concerned less with nations than with fans themselves. We seek here neither to redeem nor condemn fans, but rather to situate them within their myriad contexts – not only sociopolitical and economic, but equally popular and fan cultural, sexual, gender, and so on.