Fanfiction: Mode of Storytelling or Marketing Device, Analysed Through Uses and Gratifications Approach

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˜The œKyoto Conference on Arts, Media & Culture official conference proceedings
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.22492/issn.2436-0503.2024.47
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Comics and Graphic Narratives
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Fanfiction: Mode of Storytelling or Marketing Device, Analysed Through Uses and Gratifications Approach

Shilpa Rupesh, K Kavitharaj
˜The œKyoto Conference on Arts, Media & Culture official conference proceedings
Comics and Graphic Narratives
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Fanfiction: Mode of Storytelling or Marketing Device, Analysed Through Uses and Gratifications Approach

Shilpa Rupesh, K Kavitharaj
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Fanfiction: Mode of Storytelling or Marketing Device, Analysed Through Uses and Gratifications Approach — Shilpa Rupesh, K Kavitharaj · ˜The œKyoto Conference on Arts, Media & Culture official conference proceedings (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS