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Sandra Moloney & Paula Citron September 14, 2010
Pop Cosmopolitanism“The ways that the transcultural flows of popular culture inspires new forms of global
consciousness and cultural competency.” – Jenkins
People use popular culture to express generational differences or to articulate fantasies of social, political, and cultural
transformation.
Relationships to TextsInfatuation with an alternative world An escape from realityRelationships with the intangible
SecondLife.Com
Questions…What do you think
of Second Life?
Would you use it?
Could you see how this would become a reality for some?
Connecting to a Virtual WorldImpersonation- become who you want to beConduct yourself in a manner that may not be
acceptable in real life (i.e. fighting, killing)
Lack of communication skills due to technologyChatroulette
Questions…What is your escape from reality? Do you have
one? Have any of you had a web based relationship?
FriendSignificant Other“Pen Pal” Connection to Family
Do people conduct themselves differently in web based relationships?
FandomSubculture
Characterised by feelings of camaraderie Spend large amounts of time and energy
Social NetworksStar Trek
Vs. Star Wars
Klingon Language
Questions…What are you a fan of?
Is your “everyday identity” separate from your identity as a fan?
Do you interact with other fans over the internet?
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