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Lire l’avenir, changer le passé : Rêves et foi en la fiction dans la série Lost

open access: yesTV Series, 2014
This article presents a study of religious and spiritual visions in the TV series Lost as inter- and intra-textual fabric, and as signs to be decoded by the characters and by the audience in a deep reflection on the relations between fiction, the “real”,
Sarah Hatchuel
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Contre les personnages, tout contre : Seinfeld ou le trouble éthique

open access: yesTV Series
The sitcom Seinfeld (NBC, 1989-1998), created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, presents a series of ethical problems in a complex and entertaining way through its narrative and its aesthetic characteristics.
Guillaume Gomot
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Tom Perrotta’s The Leftovers in Textual Seriality: Trauma, Resilience... Resolution?

open access: yesTV Series, 2017
This article examines the narrative strategies used in the television series adaptation of The Leftovers (HBO, 2014-2017), originally a post-apocalyptic novel that revisits the literature of the rapture.
Charles Joseph, Delphine Letort
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La série semi-feuilletonnante et son système de personnages : espace de violence et espace d’accueil

open access: yesTV Series
In an essay entitled “Analysing Semi-Serialized Television Fictions: The Ethical Stakes of Narrative Structures”, published in SERIES in 2020, we demonstrated that semi-serial shows thematize their own narrative negotiations (between their episodic and ...
Sarah Hatchuel, Claire Cornillon
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Seriality and Transmediality in the Fan Multiverse: Flexible and Multiple Narrative Structures in Fan Fiction, Art, and Vids

open access: yesTV Series, 2014
This article explores new forms of serial structure found in transmedia story worlds, with particular attention to the innovations of amateur transmedia works.
Anne Kustritz
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Échos et remake dans les séries télévisées des années 1960 à nos jours

open access: yesTV Series, 2014
Since the 1960s, British and American TV series offer their reader-spectators scenarios that rely upon the play of echoes and intertextual or intratextual references.
Jean Du Verger
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Les instabilités quantiques de la masculinité blanche dans Code Quantum

open access: yesTV Series, 2022
This article examines Quantum Leap (NBC, 1989-1993) from a cultural perspective, focusing on its representations of gender and race identities and relations.
Jules Sandeau
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La femme invisible : les cas de Laura Palmer et Diane Evans

open access: yesTV Series, 2022
The opening sequence of Twin Peaks lays the foundations for the representational systems of male and female bodies in the first two seasons of the series: still, fragmented bodies and fixed, high-angle shots for women; whole bodies in movement and ...
Louise Van Brabant
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I, Claudius (1976) vs Rome (2005), or Ancient Rome revisited by television

open access: yesTV Series, 2015
On top of its arguably philosophical and/or pedagogical intentions, the representation of Antiquity in literature and film has always conveyed much about the ideology of the periods in which it was written or filmed.
Isabelle Roblin
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Les séries télévisées médicales étatsuniennes : évolutions, permanences et enjeux de l’« asymétrie réaliste »

open access: yesTV Series, 2020
This article analyses the « asymetrical realism » of US medical TV series, understood as a choice of focalization combining the hypervisibility of medical expertise and the invisibilisation of inequalities in access to medical care.
Elisabeth Fauquert
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