Focusing on the intersection and interaction between celebrities and their audiences, this volume incorporates research from a variety of disciplines on the themes of celebrity and health, celebrity and identity, and celebrity and scandal to draw new conclusions about the broadening field of celebrity studies
Focusing on the intersection and interaction between celebrities and their audiences, this volume incorporates research from a variety of disciplines on the themes of celebrity and health, celebrity and identity, and celebrity and scandal to draw new conclusions about the broadening field of celebrity studies
Gaëlle Ouvrein is assistant professor in the Department of Communication Sciences at the University of Brussels. Ana Jorge is associate professor of media and communications at Lusófona University. Hilde Van den Bulck is professor of communication studies at Drexel University.
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Introduction: Celebrity Studies Coming of Age by Gaëlle Ouvrein, Ana Jorge, and Hilde Van den Bulck Part I: Celebrity and Health Chapter 1: Analyzing Digital Audiences: A Case Study of YouTuber Depression Videos by David C. Giles Chapter 2: Vegan Influencers Providing Audience Safe Spaces? Exploring Two-Way Interactions and Reciprocity on Instagram by Paulien Decorte and Gaëlle Ouvrein Part II: Celebrity and Identity Chapter 3: Celebrity Activism as Discursive Representation: A Case Study of the Brazilian Singer Daniela Mercury and LGBTQ Rights in Brazil by Pedro Paixão-Rocha and Regiane Lucas Garcêz Chapter 4: Commodifying the Biracial: Zendaya from Disney Childhood to HBO Adulthood by Samantha Tecson Chapter 5: Audience Relations to African American Athletes' Activism from a Diachronic, Media Ecology and Celebrity Apparatus Perspective: Tommie Smith, John Carlos and Colin Kaepernick by Alexander Jenkins and Hilde Van den Bulck Part III: Celebrity and Scandal/Cancel Culture Chapter 6: Bad Dreams Are Only Dreams, or Aren't They? Examining How Dutch Fans of Marco Borsato Negotiate Their Fandom After His Cancellation by Simone Driessen Chapter 7: How Networked Publics create a Sense of Community and Mobilization on Twitter: The Case of Supporting/Hating Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard by Gwen Bouvier and Qian Geng Chapter 8: Celebrity-Priests and their Followers' Online Communities: From Adoration to Condemnation by Mihai Coman Conclusion: Toward a Multidimensional Framework for Analysing Audiences and their Relationships with Celebrities or Influencers by Olivier Driessens
Introduction: Celebrity Studies Coming of Age by Gaëlle Ouvrein, Ana Jorge, and Hilde Van den Bulck Part I: Celebrity and Health Chapter 1: Analyzing Digital Audiences: A Case Study of YouTuber Depression Videos by David C. Giles Chapter 2: Vegan Influencers Providing Audience Safe Spaces? Exploring Two-Way Interactions and Reciprocity on Instagram by Paulien Decorte and Gaëlle Ouvrein Part II: Celebrity and Identity Chapter 3: Celebrity Activism as Discursive Representation: A Case Study of the Brazilian Singer Daniela Mercury and LGBTQ Rights in Brazil by Pedro Paixão-Rocha and Regiane Lucas Garcêz Chapter 4: Commodifying the Biracial: Zendaya from Disney Childhood to HBO Adulthood by Samantha Tecson Chapter 5: Audience Relations to African American Athletes' Activism from a Diachronic, Media Ecology and Celebrity Apparatus Perspective: Tommie Smith, John Carlos and Colin Kaepernick by Alexander Jenkins and Hilde Van den Bulck Part III: Celebrity and Scandal/Cancel Culture Chapter 6: Bad Dreams Are Only Dreams, or Aren't They? Examining How Dutch Fans of Marco Borsato Negotiate Their Fandom After His Cancellation by Simone Driessen Chapter 7: How Networked Publics create a Sense of Community and Mobilization on Twitter: The Case of Supporting/Hating Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard by Gwen Bouvier and Qian Geng Chapter 8: Celebrity-Priests and their Followers' Online Communities: From Adoration to Condemnation by Mihai Coman Conclusion: Toward a Multidimensional Framework for Analysing Audiences and their Relationships with Celebrities or Influencers by Olivier Driessens
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