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Appendix: Interview Guide

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 October 2021

Anna S. Rogers  and
Mathieu Deflem
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• Age:

• Race:

• Sex/ gender:

• How long have you been a metal fan?

• What made you become a fan of this particular genre?

• What are some of your favorite bands?

• How many (metal) concerts have you been to?

• What does it mean to you to be a real metal fan?

• What are, according to you, the main characteristics of a metal fan?

• How does a fan become accepted into the group in your opinion?

• How would you describe the metal fan base as a group overall?

• How would you describe interactions between metal fans at shows?

• How would you describe the interactions in a mosh pit?

• Would you consider the heavy metal fan culture as a whole to be dominated by men or overly masculine?

• Do you think your gender (as a man/ woman) has affected your acceptance into the group? How?

• When a woman flashes at a concert, how do you think that affects her status?

• When a woman moshes at a concert, how do you think that affects her status?

• Do you think it is generally harder (or not) for a woman to be accepted as a metal fan than for a man?

• Is there any other information you would like to share with me?

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Doing Gender in Heavy Metal
Perceptions on Women in a Hypermasculine Subculture
 , pp. 79 - 80
Publisher: Anthem Press
Print publication year: 2021

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