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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/comic-books-geek-culture-fandom-imaginary
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课程名称：漫画书、极客文化与粉丝想象 课程概述：“漫画书、极客文化与粉丝想象”探讨了“粉丝文化”的传统框架，包括漫画书爱好者到角色扮演者等各类粉丝，以及支撑这些文化的历史背景。同时，课程也将分析这些动态的阴暗面，讨论当粉丝文化在流行文化空间中变得有毒时可能发生的情况。学员将继续运用自我反思和深入阅读/分析的框架来研究当代流行文化，探索这些框架如何为我们理解自我和文化环境提供工具。课程提出了一个根本问题：我们所热爱的东西——我们所读、所看、所分享的——如何能为改善世界贡献力量？在这个过程中，学员将继续发展表达和磨练自己的粉丝技能，参与有助于找到志同道合的粉丝及建立联系的活动。 课程学习成果： * 定义并描述极客文化的动态（如幻想、科幻、漫画书、图画小说），以及其与粉丝文化、流行文化和数字媒体的关系。 * 通过分析写作和创造性表达，运用批判性自我反思和深入阅读的框架。 * 利用在线平台与流行文化和粉丝社区互动，建立联系并综合学习。 * 反思自己与极客文化（幻想、科幻、漫画书、图画小说）的个人关系，以及流行文化如何与记忆和怀旧交织。 课程技能： * 分析能力 * 自我反思 * 批判性思维 * 沟通能力 * 文化理解 * 深入阅读 课程大纲： 第一部分：虚构空间中的粉丝框架 描述：在此模块中，您将深入探讨漫画书和极客文化的动态，研究其如何根植于虚构和内心设想的探索中。我们将介绍这些主题和概念，继续运用自我反思和深入阅读的框架，并开始最终项目的准备。 第二部分：超级英雄、身份与代表性的呼唤 描述：在此模块中，您将探索漫画书超级英雄的当代演变及其复杂的身份动态。运用您对漫画历史和粉丝想象的学习，您将同时接触作为角色、幻想镜子和粉丝的超级英雄。您还将运用自我反思技能，挖掘自己与漫画和极客文化的关系（或缺乏关系）。 第三部分：当粉丝变得有毒 描述：在此模块中，您将探讨粉丝和粉丝文化的阴暗面，分析当粉丝相互攻击或对外界持敌对态度时，参与和互动中的圈内/圈外动态如何主导。这一部分还将继续运用分析和反思的框架，形成对粉丝社区的积极贡献，并通过“找到你的粉丝”项目与该社区直接联系。
Part: 1
Title:Framing Fandom in Imaginary Spaces
Description:In this module, you will dig into the dynamics of comic books and geek culture and how both are rooted in the exploration of imaginary spaces (both fictional, and internal). We will introduce these topics and concepts, continue to apply our frameworks of self-reflection and close reading to them, and start preparations for the final project.
Part: 2
Title:Superheroes, Identity, and Answering the Call for Representation
Description:In this module, you will explore the contemporary evolution of the comic book superhero and their complex identity dynamics. Applying what you’ve learned about comics history and the fandom imaginary, you will encounter superheroes as characters, imaginative mirrors, and fans all at once. You will also apply your self-reflection skills to excavate your own relationship (or lack thereof) with comics and geek culture.
Part: 3
Title:When Fandom Turns Toxic
Description:In this module, you will explore the darker sides of fandom and fan culture, what happens when fans turn on each other, or on outsiders, and in/out dynamics start to determine engagement and interaction. You’ll also continue applying your frameworks of analysis and reflection to shape your positive contributions to your fandom, and connect with that fandom community directly through the “Find Your Fandom” project.
"Comic Books, Geek Culture, and the Fandom Imaginary" explores some of the conventional framings of “fandom” (from comic book obsessives to cosplayers) and the cultural histories that sustain it. It also explores the dark side of these dynamics, looking at what can happen when fandom turns toxic in pop culture spaces. You will continue to apply frameworks of self-reflection and close reading/analysis to the study of contemporary popular culture, and explore how those frameworks provide tools for understanding the self as much as our cultural surroundings. The course asks the fundamental question: how can what we love - what we read, what we watch, what we share - contribute to making the world a better place? Along the way, you’ll continue to develop your skills in honing and representing your fandom, specifically engaging in activities designed to help you find your fellow fans, help you find your people, and connect with them outside and beyond the course. Course-Level Learning Outcomes * Define and describe the dynamics of geek culture (fantasy, science fiction, comic books, graphic novels), as well as its relationships to fandom, popular culture, and digital media * Apply critical self-reflection and close reading frameworks through analytical writing and creative expression * Engage with pop culture and fandom communities by leveraging online platforms to make connections and synthesize learning * Reflect on your personal relationship to geek culture (fantasy, science fiction, comic books, graphic novels), and how popular culture intersects with memory and nostalgia Course 3 Skills: * Analysis * Self-Reflection * Critical Thinking * Communication * Culture * Close Reading
