Résumés
Résumé
Dans Open Television et le paradoxe de la télévision queer, je propose d’explorer comment l’approche queer peut permettre de mieux saisir les spécificités de la culture populaire dans le développement d’une plateforme indépendante, marginale et queer. Cet article interrogera la plateforme Open Television www.weareo.tv, qui accueille des thématiques diversifiées et issues d’expériences de marginalisation, soutenant des artistes locaux environnant Chicago dans la production de web-séries indépendantes.
Mots-clés :
- Culture populaire,
- Études queer,
- Études féministes,
- Télévision,
- Web-séries
Abstract
In Open Television And The Queer Television Paradox, I wish to explore how a queer perspective can enable us to better grasp the specifics of popular culture in the development of an independent, marginal and queer platform. This article will question the Open Television platform (www.weareo.tv) which hosts diverse themes and experiences of marginalization, supporting local artists surrounding Chicago in the production of independent webseries.
Keywords:
- Popular culture,
- Queer Studies,
- Feminist Studies,
- Television,
- Web-series
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