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Adolescents' anime-inspired 'fanfictions': An exploration of Multiliteracies - Tags: FAN fiction ANIMATED films -- Japan Home » Adolescents' anime-inspired 'fanfictions': An exploration of Multiliteracies Adolescents' anime-inspired 'fanfictions': An exploration of Multiliteracies Chandler-Olcott, Kelly; Mahar, Donna April 2003 Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy;Apr2003, Vol. 46 Issue 7, p556 Academic Journal Article Examines the anime-inspired fanfiction of adolescents. Tags: FAN fiction; ANIMATED films -- Japan; TEENAGERS; LITERACY Related Articles On the Cusp of Cyberspace: Adolescents' Online Text Use in Conversation. Share More Sharing ServicesMore Read the Article Courtesy of your local library Public Libraries Near You (See All) Looking for a Different Library? Enter a library name or part of a name, city, state, or province. Or enter your postal code and country to search by location: (optional) Other Topics Are You A Librarian? Are You A Publisher? About EBSCO © 2014 by EBSCO Publishing.

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