00000ctm a22000003a 4500 UP-99796217612992112 Buklod 20190403150951.0 t gr 000 0 ta 190403s2013 xx d r |||| u| (iLib)UPD-00398864049 DMC rda eng Coronel, Anna Beatrice Sapalicio author. Fan jam the genderization of sports fandom of selected fans of the men's basketball tournament of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines Anna Beatrice Sapalicio Coronel ; Fernando A. Austria Jr., adviser. 2013 xii, 79 leaves color illustrations text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Vita. Thesis (A.B. Broadcast Communication)--University of the Philippines Diliman April 2013. Available to the general public. "This study aimed to first, illustrate the general culture of UAAP fans, and, as gendered subjects, determine the differences between male and female fans of the Men's Basketball Tournament of the amateur basketball league by identifying, describing and analysing first, their reasons for formation and sustenance, and second, their forms of expression and modes of enactment. A total of two (2) male and two (2) female UAAP fans were selected, via a combination of stratified purposeful and criterion sampling, and interviewed. Although exhibiting interest in, above-average knowledge of, attachment to, and contact with a team, individual player or the league as a whole, as well as being highly discriminative of the objects of fandom of others, and attending games frequently, the selected male and female UAAP fans differ in the fanship dimensions they occupy and the order by which factors that contribute to their dimensions they occupy and the order by which factors that contribute to their formation take effect. These differences are more attributed to the societal consensus of gender than biology in itself." Fans (persons). Fan clubs. Basketball fans Gender. College sports Philippines. Basketball Philippines History. Austria, Fernando Jr., A. adviser. University of the Philippines. College of Mass Communication. FI UP UPD DMC LG 993.5 2013 M3 C676 Thesis