[Commlist] Series journal Vol 7. Iss 1 published

The SERIES international journal of Television Serial Narrative would 
like to draw your attention to the latest issue and will shortly be 
announcing its next call, to which we encourage submissions.

Lastest issue – Vol 7. Iss 1  can be viewed here 
**https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2421-454X/v7-n1-2021 
<https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2421-454X/v7-n1-2021>

  Contents below for convenience.

*Narratives / Aesthetics / Criticism*

•      Chernobyl, Chornobyl and Anthropocentric Narrative - Brett Mills

•      Textual Agency: Quentin Skinner and Popular Media  - Mikkel Jensen

•      The Day May Come When You Won’t Be Quality TV—The Walking Dead 
and Viewer Engagement - Oliver Kroener

•      Creativity and power: A systemic functional multimodal discourse 
analysis of the co-constructed multimodal creativity-power relation in 
House M.D. -  Locky Law

•      The Mecha that therefore we are (not): an eco-phenomenological 
reading of Neon Genesis Evangelion - Giuseppe Gatti

*Productions / Markets / Strategies*

•      The Kim Wall Murder Serialized: Ethics & Aesthetics in 
High-Profile True Crime - Lynge Stegger Gemzøe

*Culture / Reception / Consumption*

•      La fiction Doc in onda sul canale francese TF1. Analisi di un 
evento mediatico - Fabien Landron

•      Emotion: The Commander of the Remote Control? A 
psychophysiological approach to predict decline in TV ratings - Lene 
Heiselberg, Morten Thomsen, Rens Vliegenthart


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