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  Re: Celebrating Kandy Fong: Founder of Fannish Music Video

  It's wonderful to be able to

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  Friday, February 1, 2008 — 9:37 pm

  Here's the link to my vid on You Tube: McShep: "Both Sides Now" ...
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  “Us”- a multivid by Lim

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  Kristina Busse Independent Scholar

  February 01, 2008

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  “Us”- a multivid by Lim V for Vendetta Star Trek Lim fannish engagement fandom fan vids editing affect Curator's Note /we’re living in a den of thieves Lim’s vid thematizes and illustrates how media fans engage with texts—not only the intense love fa ...
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  Re: “Not Only Human” - an X-Files vid by Killa and Laura Shapiro

  Terrific analysis of such a

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  Louisa Stein Middlebury College

  Thursday, January 31, 2008 — 9:53 pm

  viewing position. Of course these two readings aren’t at all mutually exclusive, but I guess what I’m ...
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  Re: A Day in the Life: Using the Music - a Dead Zone vid by Shalott and Speranza

  What an impressive vid! The

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  Louisa Stein Middlebury College

  Thursday, January 31, 2008 — 5:27 am

  context. So this vid interpellates or creates a fannish viewing position even for a non-fan viewer. I’m ...
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  A Day in the Life: Using the Music- a Dead Zone vid by Shalott and Speranza

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  Jacqueline Kjono Independent Scholar

  January 30, 2008

  7 comments

  A Day in the Life: Using the Music- a Dead Zone vid by Shalott and Speranza USA Network synching narrative lyrics fan vids editing DIY Dead Zone Curator's Note One of the challenges vidders face is finding a song with lyrics that work for the charact ...
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  “Not Only Human”- an X-Files vid by Killa and Laura Shapiro

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  Tisha Turk Grinnell College

  January 29, 2008

  4 comments

  “Not Only Human”- an X-Files vid by Killa and Laura Shapiro X-Files fandom fan vids editing affect aesthetics Curator's Note One of the most common subgenres of vid is the character study, in which vidders illuminate characters’ emotions or motivatio ...
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  Re: Calling on the Colbert Nation: How fan practices complicate irony

  I'm curious about the extent

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  Viveca Greene Hampshire College

  Friday, January 18, 2008 — 6:41 am

  I'm curious about the extent to which Colbert fans identify themselves--and work they produce--as "political." Do we, as academics, use the term in ways fans themselves wouldn't? And if we do use it differently, or at least more enthus ...
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  Re: Calling on the Colbert Nation: How fan practices complicate irony

  I would agree with Jonathan.

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  Amber Day Bryant University

  Friday, January 18, 2008 — 6:34 am

  questions about the almost limitless possibilities for redirecting and transforming irony, as Catherine ...
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  Calling on the Colbert Nation: How fan practices complicate irony

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  Catherine Burwell University of Toronto

  January 17, 2008

  5 comments

  Calling on the Colbert Nation: How fan practices complicate irony politics fandom parody participation irony Stephen Colbert The Colbert Report Linda Hutcheon Colbert Nation Green Screen Challenge Jedis Curator's Note Irony, we know, is always a slip ...
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  Two Words: Chuck Norris

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  Ian Reilly University of Guelph

  January 16, 2008

  5 comments

  strategy. Riding the wave of popularity made possible by chucknorrisfacts.com, an ever-growing archive of ...

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