Data and Doctor Doom : An Empirical Approach To Transmedia Characters

Name: Data and Doctor Doom : An Empirical Approach To Transmedia Characters
Brand: Springer International Publishing AG

Springer International Publishing AG

Explore a novel data-driven approach to analyzing fictional characters with "Data and Doctor Doom: An Empirical Approach To Transmedia Characters." This groundbreaking book, authored by Mark Hibbett, offers a straightforward methodology for rich character analysis across various media and over time. Using Doctor Doom as a primary case study, the book compares data-led insights with fan surveys and analyzes the differences between two "Dennis The Menace" characters. It also demonstrates the tool's versatility for further research. Key Features: * Defines a data-led approach to analyzing fictional characters. * Applies the methodology to Marvel's Doctor Doom and "Dennis The Menace." * Provides datasets and tools for researchers to use and compare results. * Ideal for academics, media researchers, and fans interested in character analysis. This hardcover edition is written in English and contains 302 pages. All datasets and tools are made available to download for further research.