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The term “participatory culture” was coined in a 1992 book about these people that was published the same year as Camille Bacon-Smith’s Enterprising Women. For 10 points each:
[10h] Henry Jenkins’s Textual Poachers is a seminal work in what people’s “studies?” Unpaid labor by these people might include producing .srt (“dot S-R-T”) files for websites like Viki.
ANSWER: fans [accept fan studies, fandoms, television fans, fan labor, or fansubs; accept, but DO NOT REVEAL, Trekkies or Trekkers]
[10e] Textual Poachers and Enterprising Women are among the many early works of fan studies to examine devotees of this franchise. Marc Okrand created the Klingon conlang for this TV franchise.
ANSWER: Star Trek
[10m] The “third wave” of fan studies emphasizes social power, such as Twitter activism by fans of this industry before the 2020 election. Sasaeng (“SAH-seng”) fans harass stars in this industry, who may sign “slave contracts” as “trainees.”
ANSWER: K-pop [or gayo; accept the South Korean music industry; prompt on music industry or record industry or pop]
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Bard AJohns Hopkins B0101020
Princeton AColumbia B0101020
Johns Hopkins AHaverford A0101020
Rowan APenn B010010
Penn State ALehigh0101020
Rutgers APenn State B010010
Penn ARutgers C0101020