FAIRY TALES IN TV SERIE "ONCE UPON A TIME": the use of transflccionaUty in mnemonic perspective

• Autor(a) principal: Orlando, Simone Mattos Guimarães
• Data de Publicação: 2016
• Outros Autores: Ribeiro da Silva, Caique Pereira
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Revista Observatório
• Texto Completo: https://sistemas.uft.edu.br/periodicos/index.php/observatorio/article/view/2215
• topic: TV; Once Upon A Time; Transficcionality; Transficcionality; TV storytelling; Memory; Once Upon A Time; Transficcionalidad; TV; Once Upon A Time; Transficcionalidad; TV; Historia; Memoria; Once Upon A Time; TV; transficcionalidade; Once Upon A Time; recurso mnemônico; Transficcionalidade; Once Upon a Time.; Transficcionalidade; Memória; Recurso mnemônico; Once Upon a Time

Innovation on the different ways of presenting storytelling is an important topic nowadays. A recurring phenomenon has been drawing attention in the film universe: transficcionality. When we understand this phenomenon as a strategy that innovates the narrative process, broadening or merging universes of stories well-known to the public (thanks to the triggering of a certain social memory), we find that its use has been recurrent in the filmic universe. Franchise series are a special case in point. Notedly, we are interested to see the american TV series Once Upon a Time , aired by Sony channel in Brazil and made available as an on demand content via streaming by the global provider of movies and TV series, Netflix, as the ultimate example. Through the analysis of the events presented on the stories of the first season (analyzing four characters), we intend to explore the use of this device (coming from literary aesthetics studies) to build a mnemonic basis for receptors-interlocutors, since what is activated beforehand in order to understand the crossover of different universes is the recognition of traditional fairy tales, broadly recognized by a wide consumer audience.