Series. International journal of tv serial narratives

Aims & Scope

The main focus of the journal will be to promote a global discussion forum and an interdisciplinary exchange among scholars exploring the topic of TV serial narratives from different perspectives. SERIES will encourage innovation and research, contributing to a better understanding of the narrative, technological, economic, social, and cultural impact of TV serial dramas. To this end, some areas of interest will be: Narrative analysis of specific phenomena, with a focus on innovative elements; Studies on the influence and/or connection of serial narratives with forms of socialization and acculturation driven by social technologies; Analysis of TV seriality as capable of advancing aesthetic thought; Study of the relationship between technology and narrative; Studies on the economic and innovative formulas in terms of the production chain and marketing strategies; The impact and significance of serial products from a political, ethnological, or educational perspective; The historical approach in terms of media history in order to locate and identify influences on TV seriality; Studies on the evolution and characteristics of the phenomenon in different geographical areas; Analyses and studies focusing on audiences.

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