Celebrity Studies

期刊简介：Celebrity Studies is a peer reviewed journal thatfocuses on the critical exploration of celebrity, stardom and fame. It seeks to make sense of celebrity by drawing upon a range of (inter)disciplinary approaches, media forms, historical periods and national contexts. Celebrity Studies addresses key issues in the production, circulation and consumption of fame, and its manifestations in both contemporary and historical contexts. Alongside the primary articles, the journal includes the Celebrity Forum section devoted to shorter observations, debates or issues in celebrity culture, in conjunction with book reviews and conference reports and occasional Celebrity Report sections. Types of Article Celebrity Forum is a section of Celebrity Studies that provides a space for timely responses to contemporary and historical issues in celebrity culture. We encourage submissions of academic 'think pieces' (1,000-1,500 words, including notes and references) in the form of conceptual explorations or case studies, which should be provocative and open-ended, encouraging exchange and debate. Above all, Celebrity Forum is designed to be dialogical and primarily engaged with cutting edge developments in celebrity and its study. Please note that all submissions are subject to double-anonymized peer review by at least two international reviewers with relevant expertise, and that Forum submissions do not require abstracts or key words. Forum section submissions should be sent to both Annelot Prins and Jenessa Williams. Editorial Information Annelot Prins, Independent Scholar, info@annelot-prins.com Jenessa Williams, Stanford University, jenessa@stanford.edu The Cultural Report section of Celebrity Studies is home to dossiers of original short articles that interrogate cultures of celebrity which have yet to receive adequate critical attention. Each dossier is framed geographically or thematically with the aim of highlighting heterogeneous forms and functions of celebrity in different national contexts and thus expanding the international horizon of celebrity studies as a field. Previous dossiers have focused on Nordic celebrity , Korean celebrity , Australian celebrity , Non-western celebrity politics and diplomacy , and the celebrity of Haruki Murakami . Cultural report submissions should be sent to Amelia Morris. Editorial Information Amelia Morris, University of Exeter, UK ( a.morris4@exeter.ac.uk ) All peer review for Celebrity Studies is double anonymized and detailed Instructions for Authors can be found here .

【译文】名人研究是一本同行评审期刊，专注于对名人、明星和名气的批判性探索。它试图通过利用一系列（跨）学科方法、媒体形式、历史时期和国家背景来理解名人。名人研究解决名誉的产生、流通和消费的关键问题，及其在当代和历史背景下的表现。除了主要文章外，该杂志还包括名人论坛部分，专门讨论名人文化中的简短观察、辩论或问题，并附有书评和会议报告以及偶尔的名人报告部分。文章类型名人论坛是名人研究的一个板块，为及时回应名人文化中的当代和历史问题提供了空间。我们鼓励以概念探索或案例研究的形式提交学术“思考文章”（1,000-1,500字，包括注释和参考文献），这些文章应该具有挑衅性和开放性，鼓励交流和辩论。最重要的是，名人论坛旨在进行对话，主要关注名人及其研究的前沿发展。请注意，所有提交的内容均需接受至少两名具有相关专业知识的国际审稿人的双重匿名同行评审，并且论坛提交的内容不需要摘要或关键词。论坛部分的提交内容应发送给 Annelot Prins 和 Jenessa Williams。编辑信息 Annelot Prins，独立学者，info@annelot-prins.com Jenessa Williams，斯坦福大学，jenessa@stanford.edu 名人研究的文化报告部分是原创短文档案的所在地，这些文章质疑尚未受到足够批评关注的名人文化。每一份档案都按地理或主题进行编排，旨在突出不同国家背景下名人的异质形式和功能，从而扩大名人研究领域的国际视野。以前的档案主要关注北欧名人、韩国名人、澳大利亚名人、非西方名人政治和外交以及村上春树的名人。文化报告提交应发送给阿米莉亚·莫里斯。编辑信息 Amelia Morris，英国埃克塞特大学 (a.morris4@exeter.ac.uk) 名人研究的所有同行评审都是双重匿名的，详细的作者说明可以在这里找到。