Jana Radošinská

05/05/2023 By Jana Radošinská, Zuzana Kvetanová

Taboo Topics in Limited Series Offered by Internet-Distributed Television

Abstract The broader structural and organisational changes associated with the global expansion of Internet-distributed television have changed the ways in which we perceive the qualitative level and socio-cultural significance of television dramas. Individual transformations can be perceived in connection with the hybridisation of genres, the thematic

16/05/2022 By Jana Radošinská, Lenka Rusňáková, Zuzana Točená

Biographical Drama Becoming a Blockbuster: The Case Study of Bohemian Rhapsody

Abstract The study focuses on the biographical drama (or, the biopic) as a critically underestimated, yet popular film genre that tends to portray extraordinary lives and career patterns of famous people. Given the fact that the feature film Bohemian Rhapsody (2018, directed by Bryan Singer, later

03/05/2020 By Jana Radošinská, Zuzana Kvetanová

Expressions of Postmodernism Within the Dimension of Digital Games

Abstract A specific type of society or historical period is usually determined by characteristic kinds of technology and corresponding forms of media contents that shape the public discourse and reflect both collective social experience and individual lifestyles. Given the preferred kinds of media products and media entertainment

01/12/2018 By Jana Radošinská

Omnivore vs Univore: A Reflection on the Current Knowledge on Cultural Taste and Cultural Consumption

Abstract: As the contemporary debates on cultural taste and cultural consumption continue to develop, the term “cultural omnivore” is discussed by an increasing number of sociologists and other scholars specialising in cultural and media studies. The study’s main objective is to offer a complex set of