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Making European Cult Cinema Fan Enterprise In An Alternative Economy Hardcover Oliver Carter

Name: Making European Cult Cinema Fan Enterprise In An Alternative Economy Hardcover Oliver Carter
SKU: BELL-7263458
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Making European Cult Cinema Fan Enterprise In An Alternative Economy Hardcover Oliver Carter instant download after payment.

Publisher: Amsterdam University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.74 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Oliver Carter

ISBN: 9789089649935, 908964993X

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: Hardcover

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Making European Cult Cinema Fan Enterprise In An Alternative Economy Hardcover Oliver Carter by Oliver Carter 9789089649935, 908964993X instant download after payment.

Fans of cult films don’t just watch the movies they love—they frequently engage with them in other, more creative ways as well.Making European Cult Cinemaexplores the ways in which that fandom could be understood as an alternative economy of fan enterprise, through a close look at how fans produce and distribute artifacts and commodities related to cult films. Built around interviews and ethnographic observations—and even the author’s own fan enterprise—the book creates an innovative theoretical framework that draws in ideas from cultural studies and political economy to introduce the concept of an “alternative economy” as a way to understand fan productions.