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TV-Philosophy: How TV Series Change Our Thinking
, 2023 International audienceThis is the first book to explore the hold of TV series on our lives from a philosophical and ethical perspective. Sandra Laugier argues that this vital and ubiquitous expression of popular culture throughout the world is ...
Laugier, Sandra
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TV 2.0: animation readership / authorship on the internet [PDF]
, 2008 Traditional platforms for animation, such as broadcast television or cinema, are rapidly becoming obsolete as a new type of spectator demands more choice, the ability to interact with animated content and access to global distribution for their own user ...
Hosea, Birgitta
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, 2022 International audienceTV series are gaining increasing attention in current research. However, their aesthetic potential for visualizing ethical issues and both forming and facilitating collective inquiry into democratic values has not yet been fully ...
Laugier, Sandra
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TV-Philosophy In Action: The Ethics and Politics of TV Series
, 2023 International audienceTV-Philosophy in Action is inspired by philosopher and series-devotee Sandra Laugier’s monthly columns published in the French journal Libération. It is her contribution to the collective reflection on TV series produced by critics,
Laugier, Sandra
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Glee et la reprise jubilatoire
TV Series, 2013 This article focuses on the different levels on which reprise functions in the series Glee, broadcasted by FOX since 2009. Effectively, reprise is a polyvalent concept used just as well to construct a normed and rigid universe as to sap and destabilize ...
Virginie Marcucci
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TV Series, 2021 This article would like to focus on a well-known episode of the British series Black Mirror, created by Charlie Brooker and broadcast on Channel 4 (2011-2014), then on Netflix (2016-), “Nosedive”, the first episode of the third season (2016).
Laurence Allard
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TV Series, 2014 The 2000s saw the emergence of five TV shows with very similar concepts: Sherlock, Elementary, House, Lie to Me, and The Mentalist. Each of these portray a principal character with a quasi-supernatural power to read others’ emotions, lies, and ...
Marie Maillos
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The Good Place, ou ce que les séries se doivent les unes aux autres
TV SeriesThis article on The Good Place (NBC, 2016-2020) explores the series’ reflexivity and meta-discourse on contemporary seriality, by comparing it to other metatextual TV series with similar themes.
Florent Favard
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TV Series, 2016 The Disasters of War, TV Series realized by Mario Camus in 1982, is an ambitious project tackling at once a thorny matter in French-Spanish relationship and a founder moment for Iberian History.
Jean-Marc Lafon
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I Love Dick : Une éthique féministe de l’adaptation
TV SeriesThis article analyses Amazon’s 2017 serial adaptation of Chris Kraus's 1997 novel I Love Dick through the prism of its feminist ethos. While the novel – whose epistolary form is in itself a challenge in terms of adaptation – was centred on Chris’s ...
Chloé Delaporte
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