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Les représentations de genre dans les viddings Harry Potter

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  • Coralie Leboeuf

    (Crem - Centre de Recherche sur les Médiations - UL - Université de Lorraine)

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Le présent article interroge les représentations de genre véhiculées par la saga Harry Potter. Ce récit de fantasy rédigé entre 1997 et 2007 par la romancière J.K. Rowling ne cesse de se réinventer sous la forme de contenus transmédiatiques. Les récepteurs actifs de l'œuvre détiennent le pouvoir de réinterpréter les idéologies partagées dans cet univers, dont les normes identitaires et les scripts amoureux agissent comme des modèles comportementaux. Il s'agit donc de déterminer sous quels aspects les viddings réalisés par les fans bousculent les croyances mythifiées attribuées à la féminité et à la masculinité. Les vidéos amateures, qui décontextualisent les actions et les émotions des personnages sur le rythme d'une mélodie populaire, sont-elles le reflet de l'empowerment féminin ?

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  • Coralie Leboeuf, 2026. "Les représentations de genre dans les viddings Harry Potter," Post-Print hal-05795323, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05795323
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