Vol 7 No 1 (2023): Serial Worlds, Complex Societies. Television Series as Transformative Medium in the Digital Age | Funes. Journal of narratives and social sciences

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Published: 2024-10-09

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Editorial

Why Do We Love These Damn TV Series? An Introduction to the Contemporary TV Series’ Narratives: A Sociological and Mediological Perspective.

Mario Tirino

3 - 30
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Papers

The Role of Product Placement in Serial Storytelling.

Ariela Mortara, Geraldina Roberti

31 - 44
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Frictions in Fiction. La rappresentazione dell’invecchiamento femminile nella serie televisiva Feud: Bette e Joan.

Antonella Mascio

45 - 59
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Against All Common Sense. The Mediatized Legend of Juve Caserta between Basketball Epics, Aged Sports Celebrities, and Collective Memory in the Docu-Series Scugnizzi per sempre.

Mario Tirino

60 - 88
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In a galaxy (no longer) far, far away, The Mandalorian between platformization and processes of celebrification.

Simona Castellano

89 - 101
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Lady Oscar’s Transmedia Universe between Gender Representation and Seriality in the Digital Age.

Lorenzo Di Paola, Manuela Di Franco

102 - 120
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Great Scott!: Adaptive Dynamics of the Scott Pilgrim Franchise From the Comics to the Netflix Series

Giorgio Busi Rizzi

121 - 139
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Platform Seriality Worldbuilding: analisi delle narrazioni transmediali e delle pratiche di co-creazione nel caso Bojack Horseman.

Fabio Ciammella, Michele Balducci

140 - 154
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Reviews

Storie, culture e immaginari. L’oratorio come agenzia educativa

Nadia Crescenzo

155 - 160
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Paolo Jedlowski, Storie comuni. La narrazione nella vita quotidiana.

Luigi Somma

161 - 163
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