Science Fiction Audiences considers the continuing popularity of two television 'institutions' of our time through an examination of their followers and fans.
Science Fiction Audiences considers the continuing popularity of two television 'institutions' of our time through an examination of their followers and fans.
Introduction Section I 1. Beyond the Star Trek Phenomenon: Reconceptualizing the Science Fiction Audience 2. Positioning the SF Audience: Star Trek, Doctor Who and the Texts of Science Fiction 3. The Changing Audiences of Science Fiction Section II 4. `Throwing a Little Bit of Poison into Future Generations': Doctor Who Audiences and Ideology 5. `It's Meant To Be Fantasy': Teenage Audiences and Genre 6. `But Why is Doctor Who So Attractive': Negotiating Ideology and Pleasure 7. `But He's a Time Lord! He's A Time Lord!': Reading Formations, Followers and Fans 8. `We're Only A Speck In The Ocean': The Fans as Powerless Elite Section III 9. `Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations': Genre and Authorship in Star Trek
Introduction Section I 1. Beyond the Star Trek Phenomenon: Reconceptualizing the Science Fiction Audience 2. Positioning the SF Audience: Star Trek, Doctor Who and the Texts of Science Fiction 3. The Changing Audiences of Science Fiction Section II 4. `Throwing a Little Bit of Poison into Future Generations': Doctor Who Audiences and Ideology 5. `It's Meant To Be Fantasy': Teenage Audiences and Genre 6. `But Why is Doctor Who So Attractive': Negotiating Ideology and Pleasure 7. `But He's a Time Lord! He's A Time Lord!': Reading Formations, Followers and Fans 8. `We're Only A Speck In The Ocean': The Fans as Powerless Elite Section III 9. `Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations': Genre and Authorship in Star Trek
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