Can exposure to celebrities from stigmatized groups reduce prejudice? To address this question, we study the case of Mohamed Salah, a visibly Muslim, elite soccer player. Using data on hate crime reports throughout England and 15 million tweets British fans, find that after Salah joined Liverpool F.C., crimes in area dropped by 16% compared with synthetic control, F.C. fans halved their rates p...

Abstract Fandubbing, or dubbing made by fans of any audiovisual product, is a linguistically and technologically sophisticated enterprise enacted many devoted fans. This study presents the case Miree, 24-year-old fandubber with more than 1 million subscribers on YouTube 300 multilingual fandubbed songs. Using qualitative-interpretive approach, we conducted an in-depth interview Miree analyzed h...

Contemporary scholars in the intersecting field of popular culture and Islamic studies have argued for importance researching ways Muslims engage with, make meaning of, (re)produce different forms culture. The current study continues these endeavours by examining a hitherto understudied form this field, namely, Korean As previous on Islam drawn attention to, focus is how specific has been in/co...

The current paper addresses the problem of existing, highly inefficient ventilation systems with large pressure losses and proposes a new ventilation concept that is in accordance with the lowEx principle. The ventilation system consists of decentralized supply air units and a highly interlaced ducting network. Not only does the conception of this system lead to minimal pressure losses but also...

This paper investigates how subtitling and dubbing of foreign language media can be interpreted as cases semiotic disruption, this interpretive frame comes to index a cosmopolitan identity among Argentine fans Anglophone pop culture. The naturalization voice/body/language assemblages allows preferences for subtitles an obvious consequence “authentic” fan identity. Discourses liberal inclusivity...

This article aims to discuss the representation of football fan identity in context participatory culture through example MKE Ankaragücü Twitter page. With 350 posts total, “No Context Ankaragücü,” which has been operating since May 2019, offers a collection content produced by fans. In this regard, Ankaragücü” can be considered reliable source investigate how fans define their fandom and repre...

With the development of “Hallyu” (Korean Wave) and people’s deep understanding South Korea, phenomenon idols driving tourism has become very common. Tourists, especially fans are no longer satisfied with traditional tourist attractions special symbolic meanings when visiting but instead focus on common places associated idols. For example, restaurants, cafes, bookstores, parks convenience store...