2022
DOI: 10.24137/raeic.9.17.2
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Reciclajes seriales en la era de los servicios de vídeo bajo demanda

Abstract: El reciclaje de materiales narrativos ha sido uno desde los inicios de la serialidad televisiva un mecanismo habitual para la generación de nuevos contenidos, utilizando referentes tanto externos como internos. Sin embargo, en los últimos años ha experimentado un importante impulso ligado a la llegada de los servicios de vídeo bajo demanda y la consecuente explosión cuantitativa de la producción. Las series que adaptan o expanden películas y series precedentes han alcanzado un peso específico, especialmente en… Show more

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“…Therefore, in line with a more recent wave in the fields of adaptation and remake studies (Cascajosa-Virino, 2022; Stelmach et al, 2022), we employ methods rooted in the rapidly evolving field of digital humanities. Leveraging data-driven distant reading techniques (inspired by Moretti’s pioneering work in 2013) and descriptive statistical analysis, this article paints a comprehensive picture of Netflix’s recycling strategies when commissioning films.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, in line with a more recent wave in the fields of adaptation and remake studies (Cascajosa-Virino, 2022; Stelmach et al, 2022), we employ methods rooted in the rapidly evolving field of digital humanities. Leveraging data-driven distant reading techniques (inspired by Moretti’s pioneering work in 2013) and descriptive statistical analysis, this article paints a comprehensive picture of Netflix’s recycling strategies when commissioning films.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%