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Appel à contributions : Eduardo Camilo, Karima Bouziane (dir.), Transcultural Media Narratives: Mapping the Cross-Cultural Communication Landscape

11/10/2023 Sarah Mallah Laisser un commentaire

Eduardo Camilo, Karima Bouziane (dir.), Transcultural Media Narratives: Mapping the Cross-Cultural Communication Landscape

Date de tombée : 30 octobre 2023.

Ouvrage sous la direction de Prof. Eduardo CAMILO & Prof. Karima BOUZIANE, Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal.

Texte de l’appel

CALL FOR ONLINE BOOK CHAPTERS

Title: Transcultural Media Narratives: Mapping the Cross-Cultural Communication Landscape

Abstract Submission Deadline: 30 October 2023

Editors: Prof. Eduardo CAMILO & Prof. Karima BOUZIANE

Publisher: EDITORA LABCOM- Comunicação e Artes,

Universidade da Beira Interior,

Rua Marquês D’Ávila e Bolama,

6201-001 Covilhã, Portugal.

RATIONALE

In today’s interconnected world, the media landscape stands as a powerful force that shapes how information, ideas, and cultural narratives are disseminated and received across diverse societies. This dynamic interplay between the media and culture has paved the way for cross-cultural communication to transcend geographical boundaries, enabling individuals from different backgrounds to connect, share perspectives, and engage in meaningful dialogue. As we navigate this rapidly evolving terrain, understanding the complexities and implications of the media landscape on cross-cultural communication becomes paramount for promoting inclusivity, fostering intercultural understanding, and bridging cultural divides.

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Appel à communications : The globalization of series: the example of Israeli series in the world (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

04/11/2021 Anaïs Goudmand Laisser un commentaire

International Conference: The globalization of series: the example of Israeli series in the world. Towards a cross-cultural and comparative approach to series adaptations and franchises

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

31 October -2 November 2022

Proposals for papers should be sent by 10 January 2022

Conference organizers : Alexandre Gefen (CNRS-Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-ENS), Yona Hanhart-Marmor (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Sandra Laugier (Université Panthéon Sorbonne).

TV Series have conquered the world. From Game of Thrones or Lupin to Homeland or to The Handmaid’s Tale or Squid game, many of them now constitute a common cultural heritage that allows us to reflect together and across continents on ethical and political issues. This cultural globalization takes place through some “global” series but also through countless adaptations or franchises. The example of Israeli series is particularly striking: Homeland (Hatufim), In Analysis(BeTipul), Euphoria (Euphoria), Hostages (Bnei Aruba), Your Honor (Kvodo), The Good Cop (Hashoter Hatov), Allegiance (The Gordin Cell), The Ex List (The Mythological Ex), Traffic Light (Ramzor).

This conference hypothesizes that these adaptations or variations constitute an extraordinary tool for a comparative approach to cultural, if not anthropological, particularities. Behind similar scenarios and parallel general questions, the regional or national incarnations of the series allow us to understand historical contexts, but also different sensibilities whose nuances are ethically or politically fundamental. More generally, the comparison of local offerings from platforms like Netflix or local productions is a remarkable revelation of differences or convergences that go beyond the mere situational tastes of viewers.

During this conference, we will focus specifically on a comparison between Israeli series and their adaptations, mainly French, considering this comparatist approach as a tool to grasp the specificity of the politic, national and individual identity which expresses itself through the series adaptations.

It is thus to a comparative approach of TV series that this conference, the very first of its kind, invites researchers.

Proposals for papers (300 words) should be sent to jerusalemseries2022@gmail.com by 10 January 2022. They should be accompanied by a short bio-bibliographical note. A response will be given mid-February.

Papers should not exceed 25 minutes.

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