[ecrea] New Book- Contempora​ry TV Series- Cambridge Scholars

I am happy to announce that Contemporary Television Series: Narrative 
Structures and Audience Perception is out now. Special thanks to my 
colleagues editors (Valentina Marinescu and Silvia Branea), to James 
Brown for proofreading, to all the contributors and to all the people 
from Cambridge Scholars Publishing who made this possible.

For reviewing this book please contact me at (bianca.mitu82 /at/ gmail.com) and 
I will provide you a copy of the book.


The book can be found here

http://www.cambridgescholars.com/contemporary-television-series

or here

http://ccmrc.eu/publications/


PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK

Contemporary Television Series: Narrative Structures and Audience 
Perception proposes an interdisciplinary and multicultural approach of 
old concepts like fiction, reality and narrativity applied to actual 
worldwide television series. The authors that have contributed to this 
volume analyze the almost invisible barriers between fiction and reality 
in television series from different perspectives. The results of their 
studies are extremely interesting and revealing. The new perspectives 
offered by this volume will be of great interest to any scholar of 
European and international studies, because they bring to light new 
ideas, new methodologies and results that could be further developed. 
This volume allows readers to explore these unique insights, even if 
they are not senior researchers, and to easily digest the content, and 
also to acknowledge the impact of the viewing of television series on 
reality and on their own lives.

CHAPTERS


1. Watching the Cops: Police Perceptions of Media Representations  of 
Police work in British Television Crime Drama

Marianne P. Colbran



2. Children’s Programmes and the Narration of TV Technology

Åsa Petterson



3. Quebec TV Fiction after RealTV: More Complex and More Artistic TV Series

Yves Picard and Pierre Barrette



4. MuhtesemYüzyil or MuhtesemRezalet: Controversy Surrounding  the 
Television SeriesMuhtesemYüzyil and the Crisis of Turkish Identity

Cherie Taraghi



5. Narrative Structure Analysis of the 2012 Emmy Nominees for Drama TV 
Series: What Does the Pilot Episode Reveal?

Célia Belim



6. Power, Money and Criminality in the New Bulgarian TV Series

Valentina Gueorguieva



7. Reconstructing Health: Perceptions and Representations of Medical TV 
Series

Valentina Marinescu



8. ‘America’s Favourite Serial Killer’: Enjoyment of the TV Serial Dexter

Daniela Schlütz, Beate Schneider and Maik Zehrfeld



9. Audience Perceptions of Health in Grey’s Anatomy TV Series

Bianca Mitu



10. A Postmodernist Reading of Greek Reality TV

Anastasia Veneti, Achilleas Karadimitriou and Stamatis Poulakidakos



11. Scoping Interactivity: Conceptualizing the Post-Television Viewer

Angie Chiang



12. ‘You Have Ten Fingers, I Have Ten Fingers, Let’s Be Friends’: The 
Post-Millennial Family in Bryan Fuller’s Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies

Vera Cuntz-Leng



13. SatyamevaJayate and the Stardom that Looms: Emotional Stock Market 
in a Reality Show

Sony Jalarajan Raj and Rohini Sreekumar





Kind regards,

Bianca Mitu

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