Fannish discourse communities and the construction of gender in The X-Files
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Fandoms can constitute discourse communities, where fans make claims about issues of real-world political importance, such as the relationship between gender, power, and autonomy, and where other fans engage with and evaluate those claims. In fan works and fan analyses of Dana Scully in the television show The X-Files, fans pose claims both in discussion spaces and in the creation of fan fiction, and these fannish evaluations and discussions of these fictions analyze those claims.
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| Authors | Wills, Emily Regan; |
| Journal | transformative works and cultures |
| Year | 2013 |
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