Fanception on ice!!!: Cycles of choreographic adaptation and fandom in figure skating

I examine the cyclical nature of love and fandom when Yuri!!! On Ice's figure skating routines are (re)performed in fictional and real competitions, which creates a sense of haunting palimpsest as embodied practice is translated from medium to medium. I highlight how adapting repertoire and donning cosplay can be a means for athletes and fans to produce profoundly generative and explicitly citational performances of embodied and passionate love for both form and fandom.

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Journal
Transformative Works and Cultures
Published
2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.3983/twc.2025.2705
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Sports, Gender, and Society
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Fanception on ice!!!: Cycles of choreographic adaptation and fandom in figure skating

Emry Sottile
Transformative Works and Cultures
Sports, Gender, and Society
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Fanception on ice!!!: Cycles of choreographic adaptation and fandom in figure skating

Emry Sottile
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Abstract

I examine the cyclical nature of love and fandom when Yuri!!! On Ice's figure skating routines are (re)performed in fictional and real competitions, which creates a sense of haunting palimpsest as embodied practice is translated from medium to medium. I highlight how adapting repertoire and donning cosplay can be a means for athletes and fans to produce profoundly generative and explicitly citational performances of embodied and passionate love for both form and fandom.

Transformative Works and CulturesVol. 45
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Sports, Gender, and Society
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