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X-WR-CALNAME:Professor Henry Jenkins visits Nordic Humanities Center
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DESCRIPTION:[b]Frames of Fandom: From Fan Public to Fan Activism[/b]\n \nH
 ow might we deploy the ever-expanding body of Fandom Studies scholarship 
 to revitalize debates around the nature of the public sphere and the pote
 ntial of democracy? How does the collective concept of fandom align with 
 classic concepts of publics and counterpublics or imagined communities? C
 an we speak of a public sphere of the imagination?  Tapping a broad range
  of examples (from the empathetic publics surrounding Steven Universe to 
 the feminist debates around Barbie in China\, from the Q-Anon conspiracy 
 theories in the United States to the Lightstick revolution in Korea or th
 e use of the One Piece Straw hat pirate flag as an oppositional symbol in
  Indonesia)\, this talk explores how the kinds of public discourse that e
 merges within fandom may spill over into activism for social change. This
  talk draws on ideas being developed in conjunection with Robert Kozinets
  for the Frames of Fandom book series.\n \n[b]Henry Jenkins[/b] is Provos
 t's Professor of Communication\, Journalism\, Cinematic Arts\, Education\
 , and East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Southern Cal
 ifornia. He is the author or editor of more than twenty five books\, incl
 uding Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture\, Conve
 rgence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide\, By Any Media Necessary:
  The New Youth Activists\, and most recently\, Fandom as Subculture.\n\n[
 b]Lokale 4A. 1.60.\nMore details and registration to follow[/b]
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