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Serial Murder, Serial Consummerism: Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho (1991)

Miscelánea: A Journal of English and American Studies, 2002
Bret Easton Ellis is a representative blank fiction writer whose novels deal with violence, indulgence, sexual excess, decadence, consumerism and commerce. In American Psycho (1991) he focuses on the phenomenon of the serial killer.
Sonia Baelo Allué
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Avec la série The Expanse, penser l’expérience du corps face aux images

Mise au Point, 2023
Based on close observation of the SF series The Expanse, broadcast from 2015 to 2022, we measure the impact of the emotional and cognitive processes involved in the viewer's experience of the images on the construction of their psychic and physical ...
Jean-Albert Bron
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On Seriality

Shima: The International Journal of Research into Island Cultures, 2018
Evans and Harris’s article on salmon examines the manner in which theanadromous fish connect various marine and terrestrial locations and create assemblagesbetween and within them. This short response piece discusses concepts of serialitypertinent to their article and suggests the potential usefulness of such concepts to IslandStudies particularly with
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Digital Seriality: On the Serial Aesthetics and Practice of Digital Games

Eludamos, 2013
In this paper we are concerned to outline a set of perspectives, methods, and theories with which to approach the seriality of digital games and game cultures – i.e.
Shane Denson, Andreas Jahn-Sudmann
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When State-Endorsed Cinema Meets Marvel: A Study of Wolf Warrior II’s Global Superhero Vernacular

Arts, 2023
Chinese state-endorsed films have transformed in the past decade. These films make up the “new mainstream”, a genre defined by its ability to match strides with Hollywood commercial cinema.
Lilian Kong
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Chromachronology: Seriality and the Professional Palette [PDF]

, 2009
2. (2009) McLachlan, F. ‘Chromachronology: Seriality and the Professional Palette’ at Seriality and Architecture Symposium, Edinburgh (Mar 2009). Submitted as article for publication to Architecture &, September 2010 (see below). ISBN 978-0-9559706-8-
McLachlan, Fiona; id_orcid
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A Storytelling Machine: The Complexity and Revolution of Narrative Television

Between, 2016
This article analyses how TV fiction, in the last fifteen years, has become one of the most stimulating and successful vehicles to narrate complex and daring stories. The article is divided into two parts.
Alberto N. García
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Comics, Media Culture, and Seriality

, 2023
International audienceThe aesthetics of comics is deeply linked to the history of media serialities. Modern comics were born in the newspaper and followed its periodic rhythms and exploited its logic of reader loyalty.
Letourneux, Matthieu
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Serials: The contested and contextual meanings of seriality. [PDF]

, 2009
Systems of classifications are socially created and historically contingent. New classifications lead to the creation of new categories, new objects and new kinds of people.
Larocque, Rachelle MJ
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Seriality at the periphery of television fiction, or intermediality as a critique of the “all narrative” serial

TV Series, 2021
Narrative studies tend to detract television shows from their rich aesthetic value and inherent complexity, which is not limited to their narrative dimension.
Saute-Requin
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