Television has been changing for a number of years due to the growing proliferation of platforms and interconnection of multiple media forms. These changes have reshaped the relation between the idea of text(s) (i.e., TV series) and context(s) (i.e., fan practices) in the process of media consumption. This paper aims to clarify how, in the case of the TV series Game of Thrones and with reference to an empirical research carried out by the authors, the interlacement of textual and contextual elements can determine different forms of experience and different levels of intersubjectivity in fans’ practices.
Galimberti, C., Spanò, C., Intersubjectivity in media consumption as a result of the relation between texts and contexts: the cases of Game of Throne, <<ESSAIS>>, 2016; (3): 191-208 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/114710]
Intersubjectivity in media consumption as a result of the relation between texts and contexts: the cases of Game of Throne
Galimberti, Carlo
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2017
Abstract
Television has been changing for a number of years due to the growing proliferation of platforms and interconnection of multiple media forms. These changes have reshaped the relation between the idea of text(s) (i.e., TV series) and context(s) (i.e., fan practices) in the process of media consumption. This paper aims to clarify how, in the case of the TV series Game of Thrones and with reference to an empirical research carried out by the authors, the interlacement of textual and contextual elements can determine different forms of experience and different levels of intersubjectivity in fans’ practices.
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