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Fanfictions – Literatur von Frauen über Männer? Korpusbasierte Analyse der Geschlechterrollen bei Texten und Autor*innen deutschsprachiger Fanfictions

Authors: Schmidt, Thomas; Sasse, Jonathan; Wolff, Christian;

Fanfictions – Literatur von Frauen über Männer? Korpusbasierte Analyse der Geschlechterrollen bei Texten und Autor*innen deutschsprachiger Fanfictions

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Fanfictions wurden mit dem Aufstieg des Internets in den letzten Jahren zu einem wichtigen literarischen Genre der Online-Kultur und vielfach in den Digital Humanities mit unterschiedlichen Methoden untersucht. Der Großteil der Forschung ist jedoch momentan noch auf englisch-sprachige Korpora und Analysen konzentriert. Wir präsentieren Ergebnisse eines Projekt zur Analyse deutschsprachiger Fanfiction-Korpora mit Fokus auf Fragestellungen von Geschlechterrollen im Text und von Autor*innen. Wir berichten über die Akquise von über 410.000 deutschsprachigen Fanfictions und Metadaten von den Plattformen Fanfiktion.de und Archive of Our Own. Mittels Metadatenanalysen, NER und computergestützter Geschlechtserkennung von Namen stellen wir fest, dass der Großteil der Autor*innen weiblich ist aber primär über männliche Figuren, häufig im Kontext homo-romantischer Beziehungen schreibt. Wir diskutieren die Ergebnisse und Limitationen unseres Projekts im Kontext bisheriger Forschung.

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ddc:004, Paper, ddc:830, benannte Entitäten (named entities), Vortrag, ddc:430, Fan Studies, 830 Deutsche Literatur, Gender, Literatur, 004 Informatik, 430 Deutsch, Text, Internet Studies, Metadaten, NER, DHd2024, Fanfiction, Sammlung, Social Media, Inhaltsanalyse

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