Reading contemporary serial television universes : a narrative ecosystem framework / edited by Paola Brembilla and Ilaria A. De Pascalis.
"Reading Contemporary Serial Television Universes provides a new frameworkthe metaphor of the narrative ecosystemfor the analysis of serial television narratives. Contributors use this metaphor to address the ever-expanding and evolving structure of narratives far beyond their usual spatial and...
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. Theory
- New paths in transmediality as vast narratives: the state of the field / Matthew Freeman
- Crossing the boundaries: narrative ecosystems as semiospheres / Marta Boni
- Evolution in vampire-centered TV ecosystems / Héctor J. Pérez and Fernando Canet
- Audiences and fan studies: technological communities and their influences on narrative ecosystems / Paul Booth
- Spin-offs, crossovers, and world building "energies" / Derek Johnson
- The evolution of characters in TV series: morphology, selection and remarkable cases in narrative ecosystems / Veronica Innocenti and Guglielmo Pescatore
- pt. 2. Analysis
- An Italian ecosystem: Gomorra / Ilaria A. De Pascalis
- Thank god I'm a country series. interacting environments and networks in Nashville / Paola Brembilla
- "You're Sherlock Holmes, wear the damn hat!": Character identity in a transfiction / Roberta Pearson
- The specificities of the North-European seriality: strong local voices in a global media-world / Heidi Philipsen
- 'Event' TV drama within narrative ecosystems: 'extended seriality' and differing paratextual orientations in the 50th anniversaries of cult TV / Matt Hills
- The game Of Game of thrones: networked concordances and fractal dramaturgy / Andrew Beveridge and Michael Chemers.