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Selected aspects of pornographic fanfiction as a form of literary communication

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Šmídová T., Filipowicz M.
Studia et Documenta Slavica
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2019
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vol. 9
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issue 3
39-49
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Fanfiction – fan literature based on a popular work – is a big, largely inconsistent group of the Internet-based creative activity. A large part of this production is devoted to relationships in various forms. In addition to romantic entanglements, the authors’ attention is more or less devoted to erotic topics balancing on the edge of pornography or even openly pornographic. The contribution will be based on the Czechoslovak fanfiction written inside the fandom of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter. It aims to introduce various forms of erotic and pornographic fan production, especially categories that deviate in any way from  normality. Attention will also be paid to the so-called slash (gay story) that belongs to the most popular and most widespread in the fandom. It is also one of the most discourteous and undesirable, which is due, among other things, to the fact that it combines characters that are heterosexual in the original work. Another addressed topic is the communication between authors and readers. This communication is an inseparable part of fanfiction and fan community in general. The aim is not only to characterize the ways of this communication, but rather to describe its specifics within pornographic fanfiction. It focuses on the so-called ratings and warnings, but not forgetting readers’ comments, discussions with them, or attempts at censorship (from readers and webmasters), including self-censorship.
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Cierpienie i pocieszenie w slashu

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Szpatowicz M.
Rana. Literatura - Doświadczenie - Tożsamość
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2021
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issue 1 (3)
1-15
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This article aims to describe one of the fanfiction genres – hurt/comfort, which most often occurs within slash, i.e. the type of texts that focus on romantic/erotic relationships between two male characters. In hurt/comfort stories, one of the heroes is subjected to mental or physical suffering, while the other takes care of the wounded or the sick one. Pain and life‑threatening situations allow the heroes to get closer to each other, make them realize a strong attachment, and build intimacy between them. Such texts can be read as criticism of traditional concepts of masculinity related to patriarchal culture.
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Celem niniejszego artykułu jest opisanie jednego z gatunków fanfikcji (twórczości literackiej fanów) – hurt/comfort, który najczęściej występuje w obrębie slashu, czyli takiego rodzaju tekstów, które skupiają się na relacjach romantycznych/erotycznych między dwoma męskimi bohaterami. W hurt/comfort jedna z postaci zostaje poddana cierpieniom psychicznym lub fizycznym, druga otacza rannego czy chorego opieką. Ból i sytuacje zagrażające zdrowiu czy życiu pozwalają zbliżyć się do siebie bohaterom, uświadomić silne przywiązanie, zbudować między nimi intymność. Tego typu teksty mogą być odczytywane jako krytyka tradycyjnych koncepcji męskości związanych z kulturą patriarchalną.
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