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Subject(s)

• Literature and globalization [Browse]
• Narration (Rhetoric)—History—20th century [Browse]
• Narration (Rhetoric)—History—21st century [Browse]
• Fiction—20th century—History and criticism [Browse]
• Fiction—21st century—History and criticism [Browse]
• Graphic novels—History and criticism [Browse]
• Television series—History and criticism [Browse]

Editor

• Calabrese, Stefano [Browse]

Series

• Studi superiori (Carocci editore) ; 1051. [More in this series]
• Studi superiori ; 1051. Letterature comparate

Contains

De Blasio, Antonella. Autori. [Browse]

Summary note

The volume takes into account the main aspects of contemporary narrative, both Western and Eastern, with a look at the world's best known writers, such as Murakami and Dan Brown, and the most experimental TV series, orienting the critical outlook on the future world of aesthetic production. In particular, the book analyzes the themes, interlacing patterns, narrators and characters, the space-time constants, the introduction of authors who take advantage of a global audience and transform themselves into brand-names. For the editorial industry, the spread of immersive and empathetic reading modes, the serialization of stories, the constant adaptation of narratives (from verbal to film and television, and vice versa), the pervasive presence of fantasy as a style of globalization that has replaced the old magical realism of Latin American origin and, finally, the world's triumph of the graphic novel.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 141-153) and index.

Contents

• Autori / Antonella De Blasio
• Narratore, il tempo e lo spazio / Filippo Pennacchio
• Personaggio seriale / Emanuela Piga
• Transmedia storytelling : narrazioni estese ed ecosistemi narrativi / Veronica Innocenti, Guglielmo Pescatore
• Modello narrativo vincente : il fantasy / Simone Robora
• Graphic novel / Roberto Rossi, Elena Zagaglia.

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ISBN

• 9788843084791
• 8843084798

LCCN

2016471215

OCLC

961955616

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