Entertainment Mobilisation : Nordic Noir Fans and Screen Tourism
(2022) In Routledge Studies in Development, Mobilities and Migration p.173-184- Abstract
- Research on Nordic Noir inspired screen tourism addresses cross sector collaboration of television, publishing, tourism and leisure and the material places of screen tourism. We add to this research by specifically addressing mobility (e.g. movement or transportation) and motility (e.g. differential resources for mobility) within media, mobility and screen studies. In this chapter we explore how and why British Nordic Noir fans mobilise around their entertainment passions, e.g. how they meet, share and explore Nordic Noir at fan gatherings. By following in the footsteps of fans, we learn how they mobilise themselves into collectives, joining literary reading groups, commenting and sharing on social media, or by taking a Scandinavian tour.... (More)
- Research on Nordic Noir inspired screen tourism addresses cross sector collaboration of television, publishing, tourism and leisure and the material places of screen tourism. We add to this research by specifically addressing mobility (e.g. movement or transportation) and motility (e.g. differential resources for mobility) within media, mobility and screen studies. In this chapter we explore how and why British Nordic Noir fans mobilise around their entertainment passions, e.g. how they meet, share and explore Nordic Noir at fan gatherings. By following in the footsteps of fans, we learn how they mobilise themselves into collectives, joining literary reading groups, commenting and sharing on social media, or by taking a Scandinavian tour. We focus our analysis on small details and practical arrangements, the ‘micro moves’ of discovery, engagement, and contestation. In such a way, we hope to expand our idea of ‘entertainment mobilisation’ as a means of analysing both material and symbolic mobility within and around media and screen tourism. Our hope is to illuminate the Nordic constellations of fan movements, identities and power. (Less)
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- Hill, Annette LU and Kondo, Koko
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- publishing date
- 2022-07-27
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- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding
- publication status
- published
- subject
- keywords
- media audiences, screen tourism, nordic noir, fan studies
- host publication
- Border Crossings and Mobilities on Screen
- series title
- Routledge Studies in Development, Mobilities and Migration
- editor
- Trandafoiu, Ruxandra
- pages
- 173 - 184
- publisher
- Routledge
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- scopus:85140688376
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- 9781003127703
- 9780367650667
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- Media Experiences
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- English
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- yes
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- a229da17-7db8-4d4d-b43f-da7da53b5473
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- 2022-08-31 12:53:48
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abstract = {{Research on Nordic Noir inspired screen tourism addresses cross sector collaboration of television, publishing, tourism and leisure and the material places of screen tourism. We add to this research by specifically addressing mobility (e.g. movement or transportation) and motility (e.g. differential resources for mobility) within media, mobility and screen studies. In this chapter we explore how and why British Nordic Noir fans mobilise around their entertainment passions, e.g. how they meet, share and explore Nordic Noir at fan gatherings. By following in the footsteps of fans, we learn how they mobilise themselves into collectives, joining literary reading groups, commenting and sharing on social media, or by taking a Scandinavian tour. We focus our analysis on small details and practical arrangements, the ‘micro moves’ of discovery, engagement, and contestation. In such a way, we hope to expand our idea of ‘entertainment mobilisation’ as a means of analysing both material and symbolic mobility within and around media and screen tourism. Our hope is to illuminate the Nordic constellations of fan movements, identities and power.}},
author = {{Hill, Annette and Kondo, Koko}},
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title = {{Entertainment Mobilisation : Nordic Noir Fans and Screen Tourism}},
year = {{2022}},
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