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Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens
2019

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Vier Typen seriellen Erzählens

Book design

Sönke Hahn

This anthology explores serial narration on television. The book simulates the aesthetics, discursive, and historical dimensions of seriality in print form. Each one of the five text series, written by five authors, consists of several episodes. The absence of headlines or paragraphs makes the (text) episodes flow like on TV. All text series use a certain font similar to a specific look unique to TV series. The series contain cliffhangers, intros, etc. all visualized through typography and how text elements are positioned within the layout. Simulating and deconstructing TV in this manner gives readers insights into what is sometimes a mindless structure.

Date of Launch
2017
Development Time
13 - 24 months
Target Regions
Europe, Specific country/region: Germany
Target Groups
Other target groups: students, first-timers TV or media studies, fans of complex TV serials

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