Speed Detection, Intertextuality, and Audiences in Sherlock

Palle Schantz Lauridsen; Asta Koch

Speed Detection, Intertextuality, and Audiences in Sherlock

Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics

Original language	English
Journal	Mise au Point
ISSN	2261-9623
Publication status	Published - 7 Jun 2017

Keywords

Faculty of Humanities
narrative strategy
hyper-textuality
transmedia narration
participatory culture
produsage
post-television

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