Working with fannish intermediaries

Maria Alberto · Billy Tringali

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Literature, Culture, and Aesthetics Japanese History and Culture Asian Culture and Media Studies

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Fannish intermediaries occupy a unique position between individual fans and industry stakeholders, since they have affective ties to the fan object as well as commercial interests in the ways that individual fans interact with that fan object and related content. These differences raise new questions regarding the ethics of fan studies work conducted in collaboration with such fannish intermediaries, as demonstrated by the reach and results of the 2021 Anime Con Survey.

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