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Duration

12 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

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Highlights

  • Shareable Certificate Earn a Certificate upon completion
  • 100% online Start instantly and learn at your own schedule.
  • Course 2 of 3 in the Fandom and Popular Culture in the Digital Age Specialization
  • Flexible deadlines Reset deadlines in accordance to your schedule.
  • Beginner Level Curiosity and interest
  • Approx. 12 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: English
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  • In "Fandom, Community, and Identity in Popular Music," you will explore the intersections of fandom and popular culture using pop music as a framework. You will apply your skills of self-reflection and close reading/analysis to a few case studies of pop musicians and the ways in which their art inhabits and evolves in pop culture spaces. You will learn about what it means to be a music fan, and therefore to be a fan in general. Along the way, you?ll have the chance to express your creativity as a fan by making something to contribute back into your fandom. This project will ask you to apply your self-reflection and close reading frameworks, and will ground your studies of fandom and pop culture in your lived experience (both physical and virtual).
  • Course-Level Learning Outcomes
  • * Define and describe the dynamics of popular music and its relationship with fandom, popular culture, and digital media
  • * Apply critical self-reflection and close reading frameworks through analytical writing and creative expression
  • * Engage with pop culture and fandom communities by leveraging online platforms to make connections and synthesize learning
  • * Reflect on your personal relationship to popular music, popular art, and how popular culture intersects with memory and nostalgia
  • Course 2 Skills:
  • * Analysis
  • * Evaluation
  • * Critical Thinking
  • * Communication
  • * Creativity
  • * Close Reading
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Curriculum

The Shape and Scope of Pop Music Fandom

Fandom, Community, and Identity in Popular Music

The Shape and Scope of Pop Music Fandom

Interview with Dr. Adam Bradley Pt 1: The Fan and the Critic

The Shape and Scope of Pop Music Fandom Explained

Beyoncé: A Case Study

Taylor Swift: A Case Study

Choose Your Own Adventure...

Optional Additional Readings

Making Fandom Project Description

Download the Self-Reflection and Awareness Framework Quick Reference

Definitions in Popular Music

Close Listening, Music Fandom, and Cultural Change

Close Listening and Cultural Change

Interview with Dr. Adam Bradley Pt 2: Deep Listening

Interview with Dr. Adam Bradley Pt 3: Pop Music, Activism, and a Call to Action

Kendrick Lamar: A Case Study

Choose Your Own Adventure...

Optional Additional Readings

Self-Reflection and Awareness Framework

Close Reading and Analysis Framework

Preparing Your Making Fandom Project Submission

Globalized and Mobilized: Pop Music Fandom

Globalized and Mobilized

Interview with Dr. Adam Bradley Pt 4: The 21st-Century Music Fan

Interview with Dr. Adam Bradley Pt 5: Engaging with Fans in a Genre-Less Music Industry

Conclusion: Globalized and Mobilized Pop Music Fandom

K-Pop and the Globalization of Pop Music: A Case Study

Digital Platforms Spotlight: Patreon and Bandcamp

Choose Your Own Adventure...

Optional Additional Readings

Course Content Review

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