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Cyberspaces Of Their Own Female Fandoms Online Rhiannon Bury

Name: Cyberspaces Of Their Own Female Fandoms Online Rhiannon Bury
SKU: BELL-37574116
Price: 31.00 USD
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Cyberspaces Of Their Own Female Fandoms Online Rhiannon Bury instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 16.61 MB

Pages: 242

Author: Rhiannon Bury

ISBN: 9780820471181, 0820471186

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Cyberspaces Of Their Own Female Fandoms Online Rhiannon Bury by Rhiannon Bury 9780820471181, 0820471186 instant download after payment.

Cyberspaces of Their Own interrogates the social and spatial relations of the rapidly expanding virtual terrain of media fandom. For the first time, issues of identity, community and space are brought together in this in-depth ethnographic study of two female internet communities. Members are fans of the American television series The X-Files and the Canadian series Due South. Forging links between media, cultural and internet studies, this book examines negotiations of gender, class, sexuality and nationality in making meaning out of a television show, producing fiction based on television characters, creating and maintaining online communal relations, and organizing cyberspace in a way that marks it out as alternative to that which surrounds it.