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transmedial narratology: a standalone construct

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Narratology

the study of how narrative and storyworlds work across different media, attending to each medium's affordances.

In narratology, transmedial narratology refers to the study of how narrative and storyworlds work across different media, attending to each medium's affordances. This meaning comes from Ryan (2014) in Storyworlds across media.[1]

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References

Ryan, M., & Thon, J. (2014). Storyworlds across media. University of Nebraska Press. ISBN 9780803255340

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