Fan Fiction as Space for Consent Negotiation: Exploring Consentin a Harry Potter Fan Fiction Manacled

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Result language
angličtina
Original language name
Fan Fiction as Space for Consent Negotiation: Exploring Consentin a Harry Potter Fan Fiction Manacled
Original language description
With the question of what constitutes consent being raised more frequently since the dawn of the new millennium, it is natural for women and queer individuals to discuss it more. However, this can prove to be quite difficult in a society in which consent is one dimensional. They have to turn to alternate spaces in which such discussion is welcomed and not shunned away. This paper sees fan fiction as one of such spaces and suggests that the predominantly women and queer-penned genre do not shy away from discussing topics that are often marginalised in mainstream media, or in some cases completely left out. Based on the contents of the Harry Potter fan fiction story, the analysis proposes that fan fiction can actually be quite helpful in consent negotiation. As the story acknowledges depictions of non-consent and dubious consent, it may help its readers to read it side by side with other texts in order to critically reassess what they know about consent and compare its portrayal in other media. Using fan fiction and its alternate spaces, the paper introduces the genre as a space for subverting, challenging, and reimagining dominant sexual scripts.
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Publication year
2024
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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