Lines across genres in Danish tv-series

Lynge Stegger Gemzøe

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Abstract

Since Forbrydelsen (2007-12, English title: The Killing) was aired in the UK on BBC4 in 2011, Danish TV drama has been enjoying unprecedented success with the British audience (Bauer et al. 2013; Stougaard-Nielsen 2016). Further, following up on the TV-series, a wide selection of books on Denmark and Danish national culture have been published in the UK (Kingsley 2012; Booth 2014; Russell 2015; Higgins 2016). There is no doubt that the British reception paved the way for a broader international attention to Danish TV series (Esser 2017; Hansen & Waade 2017, 208) – to Danish culture, and further to Nordic productions and culture. But how are such constructions of Danish national culture interwoven with the Danish TV-series? That is what this article sets out to answer, prompted by the recent great interest in both categories in the UK.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelLife After Lines : Tim Ingold across the humanities
RedaktørerJens Kirk, Jørgen Riber Christensen, Brian Russel Graham, Mikkel Jensen, Gunhild Agger, Bent Sørensen
Antal sider20
ForlagAalborg Universitetsforlag
Publikationsdatofeb. 2020
Udgave1. OA edition
Sider67-86
ISBN (Elektronisk)978-87-7210-287-0
StatusUdgivet - feb. 2020
NavnInterdiciplinære Kulturstudier
ISSN1904-898X

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