Understanding fandom: an introduction to the study of media fan culture

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Foreword - Matt Hills Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2. Fan Stereotypes and Representations Chapter 3. Beyond the Text Chapter 4. The Pathological Tradition Chapter 5. How do People become Fans? Chapter 6. Fan Practices Chapter 7. Fandom, Gender and Sexual Orientation Chapter 8. Myths, Cults and Places Chapter 9. The Fan Community: Online and Offline Chapter 10. Researching Fandom Conclusion: The Frontiers of Fan Research Glossary Notes Bibliography Index

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