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《 曡手托起：K-pop及其粉絲文化的社會潛能》彙集了巴西K-pop社群成員的個人與理論反思，探討粉絲文化在當代社會中的建設性潛力。文章主題涵蓋了透過集體舞蹈實踐佔領公共空間的經驗、身份建構與社群支持、K-pop中的文化挪用、軟實力的影響，以及對粉絲文化現象的探討。
在粉絲文化的宇宙中，被動的文化消費已被主動參與的文化共創所取代。同人小說便是其中一個例子。透過集體化的文化體驗，粉絲們建構出擁有自身獨特結構與規則的「自治領域」。交流與多元實踐所催生的歸屬感與身份認同塑造，使韓流粉絲圈得以抵抗當代社會規範中固有的矛盾，成為一個具備激進社會變革與集體能動性潛力的空間。本書是一部集體性的、有關身體舞蹈的烏托邦。
Held by Hands brings together personal and theoretical reflections written by members of the Brazilian K-pop community on the constructive potential of fandom in contemporary society. The texts span experiences of occupying public space through collective dance practice, identity formation and community support, cultural appropriation in K-pop, the effects of soft power, and considerations of the phenomenon of fandom.
In the fandom universe, passive consumption of culture is replaced by active participation in its co-creation. Fan-fiction is one among many examples of this. Autonomous territories, with configurations and laws unto themselves, are built by fans experiencing culture in collectivised ways. The sense of belonging and formation of identity enabled by exchanges and diverse practices make K-pop fandom a space with the potential for radical social transformation and collective agency, resisting contradictions inherent to contemporary social norms. This book is a collective, body dancing utopia.
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參與者 CONTRIBUTORS // Aline BARBOSA 、 EVE 、 Julia GUERREIRO 、 Kananda SIMONETTI 、 Kelly NOBRE 、 Lohaynne BERINGUI 、 Lucas Victor AURELIANO 、 Marcelle BELFORT 、 Millah C. S. GOMES 、 Natália Amorim / Paula CASTRO 、 Paulina Yeal CHO 、 Sabrina DINIZ 、 Sol ARCHER
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