[Commlist] Latest issue of Participations Journal of Audience and Reception Studies published

We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of 
Participations Journal of Audience and Reception Studies! Issue 22.2 
features a special themed section on the ‘citizen viewer’ as well as 
articles on German audiences of remakes, theatre audiences, 
ecocriticism, Chinese webseries and Turkish dramas.

The issue also features an entry in our ‘Conversations’ section where a 
roundtable of experts discuss slow spectatorship in Turkiye.

See https://www.participations.org/

Special issue – The Citizen Viewer

The Citizen Viewer: Fiction, Audiences, and Democracy in the Streaming Era
Georgia Aitaki, Maria Jansson and Jono Van Belle

The Relevance of Theatrical Venues: A Small Markets Perspective
Tatiana Chervyakova, Manuel José Damásio and Possidónio Cachapa

Serial Dramas and Democratic Engagement among European Young Adults. A 
Four-Country Comparative Study
Paola De Rosa and Marica Spalletta

Democracy Crisis in Babylon Berlin: Negotiating Contemporary Politics 
through the Social Media Reception of TV Series
Anna Smoliarova, Lothar Mikos, Yulia Yurtaeva-Martens, Zeynep Altundağ, 
Joachim Trebbe, Gisela Dachs and Assaf Uni

Dystopian Series, Digital Fandoms and Democracy: Five Methodological 
Propositions
Marine Malet

Articles

German Audiences and Hollywood Remakes: Attitudes and Memories
Kathleen Loock and Stefan Dierkes

Giving Good Audience Interviewee: Copresence and the Audience Role in 
Theatre and Research
Kelsey Jacobson and Jacob Pittini

Affective Reception of Emmi Itäranta’s Memory of Water. Highschool 
Students, Eco-Emotions and Empirical Ecocriticism
Anna Helle and Panu Pihkala

Cultural Myth-Making in Chinese Web Series: A Mixed-Methods Study of 
Transplatform Audience Reception
Ruxin Jemince Jia

Melodramatically Connected: Affective Affinities in the Transcultural 
Fandom of Turkish Dramas
Gabrielle Camille Ferreira
Conversations

Slow Spectatorship in Conversation: Reflections from Turkey
İpek A. Çelik-Rappas, Aslı Ildır and Sezen Kayhan

Book reviews

Review: Mary Grace Lao, Pree Rehal and Jessica Bay, Diverging the 
Popular, Gender and Trauma AKA The Jessica Jones Anthology, Calgari: 
University of Calgary Press, 2024.
Elise Maynard
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