Fan Culture in Sports and Science Fiction Enthusiasts in the 1920s

The term "fan" was originally used to describe sports fans of the 19th century, later adopted by SF fans of the 1920s. However, the term "fan" is used to describe passionate and enthusiastic people about topics. Pop culture fans, nicknamed "colleagues circle", has become an integral part of society in many countries, and through online communities for people who share common interests, they are related to fans It is free to discuss.

Under the direction of Bacon Smith under this command of rich material, I am looking forward to some answers, some clues about the fan community, especially science fiction, important to people. Unfortunately, SF culture does not offer any answer, but the author knows, or knows all, but very care, obviously do not want to keep it secret, to protect her fans If, I do not know. Both her and her subjects are like science fiction, and this book reflects this passion, but I think that there is an indispensable element in the culture of science fiction. How can you adapt science novel culture to today's increasingly isolated society without discussing larger images? Take Star Trek as an example. Why is this special SF SF series most popular and well-known? Why is the fan community very complex and built up? How does this "Star Trek culture" survive in the United States, which is composed of many people?

The term "fan" was originally used to describe sports fans of the 19th century, later adopted by SF fans of the 1920s. However, the term "fan" is used to describe passionate and enthusiastic people about topics. Pop culture fans, nicknamed "colleagues circle", has become an integral part of society in many countries, and through online communities for people who share common interests, they are related to fans It is free to discuss.

Fans A community of all sizes and "fans" are social units made up of people, but rather than other cultures, fans of such bands, sports teams, schools, books, movies and artists, Someone is paying attention to something, which is called an object. "Fellows establish contact with them, through common love of these cultural objects, together, to practice the community of fans around the object, in our individuals." The definition of the two characteristics of these communities: "They are a group of people (1), they (2) share appreciation (pop) cultural artwork." That is, The community has a group of people and they are characterized by their interaction with compassion with other people with common interests.In our case this common interest is brands.Fans have a brand image and I know the consistency of self image