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Summary In one of the most NPR-style of our episodes to date, we have a roundtable discussion about fandom: the dangers of epistemic closure, identity-as-consumption, and group psychology. Also video games and cartoons!...
Fan-aticism: A Discussion of Fandom & Media Criticism is an episode from Animation Dissection. Summary In one of the most NPR-style of our episodes to date, we have a roundtable discussion about fandom: the dangers of epistemic closure, ide...
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Published Jan 14, 2016, 01:30:14 long, audio available.
Summary In one of the most NPR-style of our episodes to date, we have a roundtable discussion about fandom: the dangers of epistemic closure, identity-as-consumption, and group psychology. Also video games and cartoons! Next Case — Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (Available on Hulu) Attending Pathologists Neeksy ( @rymagnusson ) Zorak ( @SAzorak ) Bob "bobservo" Mackey ( @bobservo )
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Fan-aticism: A Discussion of Fandom & Media Criticism is from Animation Dissection.
Published Jan 14, 2016 and 01:30:14 long