The fan as an aesthetic reader: an analysis of the dimensions of media competence in the fanfic Oitavo B de Malhação - viva a diferença
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https://doi.org/10.19132/1807-8583202152.100378Keywords:
Fan Culture, Media Competence, Semiotic/Aesthetic Reader, Fanfic, MalhaçãoAbstract
When creating fanfics, fans develop writing and communication strategies related to multimodal and multimedia content, in addition to new textual forms of network conversation. This textual and intertextual reading of the avid audience establishes a clear dialogue with the concept of semiotic / aesthetic reader by Eco, in which the plots explore various interpretive layers and go beyond the paratext. Based on this theoretical contribution, this article aims to analyze the dimensions of media competence, proposed by Ferrés and Piscitelli, which are part of the fanfic Oitavo B. Published on the Spirit fanfics e histórias platform, the story resignifies the characters' narrative arc Lica (Manoela Aliperti) and Samantha (Giovanna Grigio), from Malhação - viva a diferença (2017-2018, Rede Globo). It is concluded that the fanfic not only reinforces and expands the children's soap opera, but establishes new interpretive ties.Downloads
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