Constructing Ideology in Twenty-First-Century Supernatural Romance. The Salvatore Brothers in The Vampire Diaries

Mariño Faza, María

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Constructing Ideology in Twenty-First-Century Supernatural Romance. The Salvatore Brothers in The Vampire Diaries

Autor(es) y otros:

Mariño Faza, María

Palabra(s) clave:

Media and Cultural Studies

Gothic literature

Supernatural Romance

Fecha de publicación:

2014

Editorial:

KRK

Citación:

Mariño Faza, M. (2014). Constructing ideology in twenty-first-century supernatural romance: The Salvatore brothers in "The vampire diaries". En M.E. Álvarez López (coord. and ed.), E.M. Durán Almarza y A. Menéndez Tarrazo, A. (eds.) (2014). Building interdisciplinary knowledge. Approaches to English and American studies in Spain (pp. 173-180). Oviedo: KRK

Descripción física:

pp. 173-180

Resumen:

The Vampire Diaries is a television series based on J. L. Smith’s novels that follows the emergence of young adult vampire fiction in the first decade of the twenty-first century. This article explores how the show presents vampires in a reflection of changes in society and contributes to debates about marketability and ideology and the influence television has on its audience.