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What is Fanon

Handbook of Research on Transmedia Storytelling and Narrative Strategies
Fanon expresses the third step of the fiction process. There are products produced by the fans of the original product, independently of the story created as a transmedia strategy and of the creators of the story. Although related to the main story, the independent narratives that emerge under the control of fans take place in this phase.
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Transmedia and the Vagueness of Narrative Structure
Ahmet Oktan (Ondokuz Mayıs University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5357-1.ch009
Abstract
This chapter focuses on the types of transformations that transmedia applications cause on the narrative structure of motion pictures and television series. Since different methods are used to construct the story as a transmedia narrative in different films or series, as many works as possible are included in the study to make more accurate determinations. In this context, examples of Star Trek, The Godfather, The Matrix, Star Wars, Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, Shrek, Madagascar, Lost, Game of Thrones, Medcezir, and Vatanım Sensin have been examined in terms of their narrative structure. In these works, the condition of the parts constituting the story universe compared to the main narrative, the elements that enable the construction of new narratives related to the main narrative in different media, fictionalization of the elements such as story lines, characters, spaces, atmosphere, and sound, the methods that are used for the transition among stories, etc. have been examined.
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