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January 29, 2026International Communication of Chinese Culture

Digital memory practices of anime nostalgic fan communities: from the perspective of mediated memory

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Key Points

Digital memory practices influence how anime fans recall and share their experiences, shaping community identity.
Key evidence shows significant engagement in mediated memory, enhancing collective nostalgia among participants.
Observational analysis across various online platforms indicates patterns in digital memory practices within fan communities.
Understanding these practices highlights the role of media in forming cultural memory, calling for deeper exploration.

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Observational analysis reveals how digital memory shapes nostalgia in anime fan communities, suggesting new avenues for cultural understanding.

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Jing Shu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75db6c6e9836116a27e86 https://doi.org/10.1007/s40636-026-00355-4

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