Character-centred transmedia narratives. Sherlock Holmes in the 21st century

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Nieves Rosendo
FPU Internship Information and Communication Department Granada University

Characters have been not studied in depth by the theories concerning transmediality, which are focused instead in the concept of world-building that belongs to transmedia storytelling (Jenkins 2006). The main theoretical issues around the central concept of transmedial character’s identity are exposed in this paper, while applied to the study of the television series Sherlock (BBC One 2010-). Finally, it is proposed to place transmedial characters, as the center of some transmedial narratives, at the same level of transmedial worlds.

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transmedial character, transmediality, transmedia storytelling, character transtextuality, transfictionality, adaptation

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Rosendo, Nieves. “Character-centred transmedia narratives. Sherlock Holmes in the 21st century”. Artnodes, no. 18, doi:10.7238/a.v0i18.3046.
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Nieves Rosendo, FPU Internship Information and Communication Department Granada University

Nieves has a master’s degree in Theatrical and Literary Studies from the University of Granada, where her final project “Towards a new narratology of the new media: Transmedial narratives” was awarded the highest mark. She also has a master’s degree in Electronic Literature from the University of Barcelona, and a bachelor’s degree in Spanish philology from the University of Malaga. She obtained two fellowships as a visiting researcher at the Department of Games Studies in the ITU of Copenhagen and at the Department of Cultural Studies at KU Leuven, and has taken part in international conferences on works about digital literature, narrative TV series and video games. She is coordinator for the first and second seminars on the Nar_Trans project, and is secretary of the 1st International Conference Narrativas Transmediales (2016).

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