participatory culture¶
Jenkins, H. (1992). participatory culture. Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture.
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- Participatory Culture
- Participatory culture, as developed by Henry Jenkins from the 1990s onward, names a mode of cultural production in which the audience is also producer, remixer, distributor, and contributor — not a passive receiver of culture broadcast from a centralized professional system
This sourceThe study that documents these fan practices directly - fan fiction and slash, fan music video, zine circulation and fan criticism - and frames them as "poaching": treating a broadcast text as raw material the audience is entitled to rework.
- Participatory culture, as developed by Henry Jenkins from the 1990s onward, names a mode of cultural production in which the audience is also producer, remixer, distributor, and contributor — not a passive receiver of culture broadcast from a centralized professional system
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