Add to ORKGThe chapter analyses Paolo Sorrentino's tv series "The Young Pope" from the point of view of Celebrity Studies: both from a textual level and from a paratextual one, it aims at detecting how celebrities are embodied in characters and how the discourse about the series (in the press and in social media) builds representational strategies of celebrities
Which is the relationship between populism and celebrity? And in which sense Pope Francis can be co...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...
The chapter analyses Paolo Sorrentino's tv series "The Young Pope" from the point of view of Celebri...
none2siBy analysing the case of The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, this article aims to consider ho...
By analysing the case of The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, this article aims to consider how celeb...
The article considers a case of celebrity culture embodied in television production. Analysing "The ...
Cinema, in particular the auteur one, often offers a dense and sometimes visionary reflection on the...
This paper is an attempt to provide an analysis of the celebritization and celebrification of Pope F...
From public personas such as Angelina Jolie to Julian Assange, this book explores the notion of cele...
Despite its centrality in the production, circulation and consumption of contemporary celebrity cult...
This chapter examines the phenomenon of stardom and celebrity in contemporary popular culture, focus...
This chapter examines the phenomenon of stardom and celebrity in contemporary popular culture, focus...
Celebrity worship has been studied for many years and yet it still is an elusive phenomenon, one tha...
In his 27-year reign (1978-2005), Pope John Paul II created not only more saints than any other pope...
Which is the relationship between populism and celebrity? And in which sense Pope Francis can be co...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...
The chapter analyses Paolo Sorrentino's tv series "The Young Pope" from the point of view of Celebri...
none2siBy analysing the case of The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, this article aims to consider ho...
By analysing the case of The Young Pope by Paolo Sorrentino, this article aims to consider how celeb...
The article considers a case of celebrity culture embodied in television production. Analysing "The ...
Cinema, in particular the auteur one, often offers a dense and sometimes visionary reflection on the...
This paper is an attempt to provide an analysis of the celebritization and celebrification of Pope F...
From public personas such as Angelina Jolie to Julian Assange, this book explores the notion of cele...
Despite its centrality in the production, circulation and consumption of contemporary celebrity cult...
This chapter examines the phenomenon of stardom and celebrity in contemporary popular culture, focus...
This chapter examines the phenomenon of stardom and celebrity in contemporary popular culture, focus...
Celebrity worship has been studied for many years and yet it still is an elusive phenomenon, one tha...
In his 27-year reign (1978-2005), Pope John Paul II created not only more saints than any other pope...
Which is the relationship between populism and celebrity? And in which sense Pope Francis can be co...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...
Makeover television is generally interested in transforming individuals. Often these programmes alte...