CFP: Harry Potter Fan Fiction (6/15/04; collection)
Tim Regan
tim_regan82 at dumbledad.yahoo.invalid
Wed Mar 10 08:53:45 UTC 2004
Hi All,
This came up on another mailing list I'm on, and I thought it may
be
of interest to some of us.
Cheers,
Dumbledad.
From: Jane Glaubman <glaubman at ...>
Date: Sat Mar 6, 2004 5:44:19 PM America/Chicago
Subject: CFP: Harry Potter Fan Fiction (6/15/04; collection)
EDITED VOLUME: HARRY POTTER FAN FICTION
Contributions are sought for a proposed collection of essays about
Harry Potter fan fiction.
Scholars from all disciplines are invited to submit abstracts or
completed essays. Essays on young writers, the transnational
fandom, and fan works from outside the English-speaking world are
especially needed, but all submissions are very welcome.
Paper topics might include, but are by no means limited to:
- Issues related to the source material
Studies focused on
writing
by young people
- Studies of particular subgenres and their traditions, such as
bodies of fan work focused on particular characters or
relationships, or around generic constraints such as
challenges, "filks" (song parodies) or "drabbles" (100 word fics)
- Studies of the various communities (mostly on-line) in which
participants exchange works and ideas, and of specific issues within
those communities, such as status, collaboration, or conflict
- Quantitative and demographic studies
Fan art in visual media
(for instance comics, illustrations, or doujinshi)
- Intellectual property and/in the Harry Potter fan fiction
community
- Studies of fan productions from outside the English-speaking world
Because the audience for this book will come from many backgrounds
(both academic and otherwise), and because it will be introducing
readers to an extensive lexicon of fandom terminology, it is
imperative that all essays be as free as possible of academic jargon.
Please send abstracts of no less than 300 words, or completed
essays, to glaubman at earthlink.net. I would also appreciate a brief
note about your background and interest in the topic. Inquiries
welcome at any time.
Jane Glaubman
University of California, Berkeley
glaubman at ...
Deadline for proposals: June15
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