Items where Author is "Deller, Ruth A."

DELLER, Ruth A. (2020). Fans and Fan Cultures. In: ROSS, Karen, (ed.) The International Encyclopedia of Gender, Media, and Communication. Wiley-Blackwell. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2019). Reality Television the TV phenomenon that changed the world. Emerald Group Publishing. [Authored Book]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2018). Ethics in fan studies research. In: BOOTH, Paul, (ed.) A companion to media fandom and fan studies. Wiley, 123-142. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2016). Star image, celebrity reality television and the fame cycle. Celebrity Studies, 7 (3). [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2015). Starstruck: the business of celebrity. Celebrity Studies, 6 (1), 140-142. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2010). 'What the World Needs... is a Doctor'. In: SMITHKA, Paula and LEWIS, Courtland, (eds.) Doctor Who and Philosophy. Chicago, Open Court, 239-247. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. and MURPHY, Kathryn (2019). ‘Zoella hasn’t really written a book, she’s written a cheque’: Mainstream media representations of YouTube celebrities. European journal of cultural studies. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2019). Mediated intimacy: sex advice in media culture. Journal of Gender Studies, 28 (6), 746-747. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2019). Safer spaces. In: KINNA, Ruth and GORDON, Uri, (eds.) Routledge handbook of radical politics. New York, Routledge. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2017). 'Academics cry censorship, students cry trauma': Media representations of ‘safer spaces’ debates in Higher Education. In: MeCCSA 2017 Conference, Leeds, UK, 11-13 Jan 2017. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2016). Outdoor queueing, knicker throwing and 100th birthday greetings : newspaper narratives of mature female fans. In: BENNETT, Lucy and BOOTH, Paul, (eds.) Seeing Fans : Representations of Fandom in Media and Popular Culture. Bloomsbury Academic, 197-207. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2016). A companion to reality television. Information, communication & society, 19 (12), 1803-1805. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2015). Religion as a makeover : reality, lifestyle and spiritual transformation. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 18 (3), 291-303. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2015). Simblr famous and SimSecret infamous : performance, community norms and shaming among fans OF "The Sims". Transformative Works and Cultures, 18. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. and TILTON, Shane (2015). Selfies as charitable meme : charity and national identity in the #nomakeupselfie and #thumbsupforstephen campaigns. International Journal of Communication, 9 (5), 1788-1805. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2014). A decade in the lives of online fan communities. In: DUITS, Linda, ZWAAN, Koos and REIJNDERS, Stijn, (eds.) The Ashgate research companion to fan cultures. Ashgate Research Companions . Farnham, Ashgate, 237-248. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2014). The art of Neighbours gaming : Facebook, fan-crafted games and humour. Intensities : The Journal of Cult Media, 7, 97-106. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2013). The 7/7 Bus. In: BENNETT, Peter and MACDOUGALL, Julian, (eds.) Barthes' "Mythologies" today : readings of contemporary culture. Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies . Routledge, 118-121. [Book Section]

BURY, Rhiannon, DELLER, Ruth A., GREENWOOD, Adam and JONES, Bethan (2013). From Usenet to Tumblr: the changing role of social media. Participations: journal of audience and reception studies, 10 (1), 299-318. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2012). Gender performance in American Idol, Pop Idol and The X Factor. In: ZWAAN, Koos and DE BRUIN, Joost, (eds.) Adapting idols: authenticity, identity and performance in a global television format. Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series . Farnham, Ashgate, 181-194. [Book Section]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2012). Faith in view: religion and pirituality in factual British television 2000-2009. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University. [Thesis]

DELLER, Ruth A. (2011). Twittering on: Audience research and participation using Twitter. Participations, 8 (1), 216-245. [Article]

BELL, Stuart and DELLER, Ruth A. (2018). Endings in soap opera: Fan anticipation, speculation and reaction to EastEnders’ 30th anniversary storyline. In: WILLIAMS, Rebecca, (ed.) Everybody hurts: Transitions, Endings, and Resurrections in Fan Cultures. Iowa City, University of Iowa Press, 87-100. [Book Section]

ATTWOOD, Fiona and DELLER, Ruth A. (2015). Introduction: Transforming the makeover. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 18 (3), 263-267. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A., HARMAN, Sarah and JONES, Bethan (2013). Introduction to the special issue: Reading the Fifty Shades 'phenomenon'. Sexualities, 16 (8), 859-863. [Article]

DELLER, Ruth A. and SMITH, Clarissa (2013). Reading the BDSM romance : reader responses to fifty shades. Sexualities, 16 (8), 932-950. [Article]