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This text attempts to make Fan Studies fruitful for social work science and inclusion research, using the example of a specific sub-genre of the geek scene, the Furries. Knowledge about fan scenes can generally provide us with access to ourespecially adolescent and young—clients in social work, for example in the context of general school social work, in outpatient and inpatient youth welfare institutions, and in open youth work.

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Fan Studies and Social Work: Where No Social Worker Has Gone Before

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    2025年

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  • Bärbel Schomers

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This text attempts to make Fan Studies fruitful for social work science and inclusion research, using the example of a specific sub-genre of the geek scene, the Furries. Knowledge about fan scenes can generally provide us with access to ourespecially adolescent and young—clients in social work, for example in the context of general school social work, in outpatient and inpatient youth welfare institutions, and in open youth work.