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Type: Thesis
Title: The Darlings A seven-part television series
Author: Gordon, Dancey Elizabeth
Issue Date: 2022
School/Discipline: School of Humanities
Abstract: Volume 1 - The creative component, The Darlings, is a television comedy. It follows Frances Truman, a young woman living in a residential college, who is undertaking postgraduate studies in creative writing. The show revolves around a violent crime committed within the college and is set in Adelaide.
Volume 2 - The exegetical component of the thesis compares two television comedies, How I Met Your Mother and Fleabag, in order to explore both the risks and benefits of using unreliable narration in televisual texts. It also examines notions of closure in unreliable narratives, using the work of Marianna Torgovnick and C. Lee Harrington as theoretical bases.
Advisor: Hooton, Matthew
McEntee, Joy
Dissertation Note: Thesis (M.Phil.) -- University of Adelaide, School of Humanities, 2022
Keywords: Television show, comedy, mystery, unreliable narration, endings, closure
Provenance: This thesis is currently under embargo and not available.
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