Stereotyping Representation of Kensi Blye’s Character in Television Crime Drama Series NCIS: Los Angeles by Nobella Indradjaja, Chamdani Chamdani, Syafi'i Syafi'i

Subjects: “…crime drama…”
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A semantico-pragmatic analysis of amateur subtitling of swearwords in American crime drama movies into Arabic by Khalaf, Abed Shahooth

“…This study seeks to investigate the translation orientation of amateur subtitlers when rendering swearwords in American crime drama movies into Arabic. It focuses on a semantico-pragmatic analysis of such words in the selected movies and their subtitles in Arabic. …”
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Domestication or foreignization: strategies adopted in the amateur subtitling of swearwords in American crime drama movies into Arabic by Khalaf, Abed Shahouth, Md Rashid, Sabariah

“…In light of this, this study attempts to identify the strategies adopted by Arab amateur subtitlers when rendering swearwords in American crime drama movies into Arabic. To achieve this objective, a corpus consisting of the scripts of two of these movies with high occurrence of swearwords and their subtitles in Arabic is collated. …”
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Translocal Landscapes by Massimiliano Coviello, Valentina Re

Subjects: “…Italian TV crime drama, Peripheral locations, Production studies, Screen tourism, Translocal identities…”
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'Forget TV, it will never show you the experience of the victim': representations of rape in Mindhunter by Beddows, Amy

“…However, media products such as crime drama can also raise awareness of these issues and be meaningful for victims of violence. …”
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Geopolitical Television Drama Within and Beyond the Nordic Region by Chow Pei-Sze, Waade Anne Marit, Saunders Robert A.

“…This article presents a framework for thinking about the intersections between geopolitics and Northern European television drama by examining the contemporary Nordic Noir genre of crime drama. Nordic Noir features not only the double plot that combines sociopolitical critique with crime drama, but also a third “gaze” that engages aesthetics and territorial features that further individual series’ geopolitical critique. …”
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Following the Money: The Wire and Distant American Studies by Sven Cvek

“…In this essay, I argue that the pedagogical, or, more generally, heuristic potential of HBO’s crime drama The Wire (2002/2008) is related to the specific institutional developments in post-network television, the show’s didactic intention, and its focus on the delineation of the economic process, or what has been called its “openly class-based” politics. …”
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Away from London: Crime and Regional Film Commissions in the UK by Gabriele

“… The purpose of this essay is to investigate the role played by regional film agencies in the new Millenium production of TV crime drama in the UK by looking in particular at the portfolio of Screen Yorkshire. …”
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Exploring the appeal of villainous characters in film-induced tourism: perceived charismatic leadership and justice sensitivity by Rui Yao, Jian Yang

“…The study distributed questionnaires to 532 audiences who watched the Chinese police and crime drama titled, The Knockdown (狂飙), and who acquainted themselves with the villainous character Gao Qiqiang (高启强). …”
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Making progress with Wittgenstein and popular genre film by Urschel, M

“…The introduction begins by analysing the opening scene of a regular episode of a German television crime drama episode, <em>Polizeiruf 110: Er sollte tot…</em> (Germany 2006), directed by Dominik Graf, whose work challenges rigid and narrow definitions of genres and theories in film and genre studies. …”

Il poliziesco radiofonico tra espressività regionale e italiano standard by Mariella Giuliano

“…In this paper two crime drama’s subgenres are analyzed: mafia crime and international crime. …”
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The Geopolitics of Nordic Noir: Representations of current threats and vigilantes in contemporary Danish and Norwegian serial drama by Dodds Klaus, Hochscherf Tobias

“…The “golden age” of Scandinavian television has often been associated with Nordic Noir crime dramas, yet many of the acclaimed serials also engage with geopolitical themes such as migration, cross-border crime, military conflicts, and global terrorism. …”
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Transnational Success Made in Spain by Anja Louis

“…Police dramas are one of the most important genres on television, both to represent social issues and reflect ideological changes. Spanish crime dramas peaked in the 2000s and boasted huge, home-grown success stories, achieving higher ratings than US imports. …”
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Producing Peripheral Locations: Double Marginality in Italian and Danish Television Crime Narratives by Gabriele, Valentina Re

“…Combining representational studies with a production studies perspective on Italian and Danish PSB crime dramas, including a media systemic exploration, we analyse the particular location strategies in a range of profiled series broadcasted by Rai in Italy and TV 2 in Denmark. …”
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Effects of TV crime shows on behavioural development of children by Abdullah, Mudassar, Abdul Rahman, Nik Adzrieman

“…Television crime dramas and shows are very popular all over the world.This popularity is not bound to a certain age group, rather all the TV viewers like these shows very much.Like other countries, dozens of TV channels are telecasting these crime shows in Pakistan.Furthermore, few of the channels telecast crime shows at prime time which attests the popularity of such genre.Some of the media contents behave in morally disputed ways.The crime depictions as re-enactments of TV crime shows are questionable in the field of research signifying diverse cultural contexts.A large number of people are habitual to watch these shows, which may probably come out with negative behavioural outcomes.Especially the children who are at their behavioural developmental phase; are more susceptible to adopt negative behavioural leanings.In this research effort, introduction and detail of TV crime shows in Pakistan are provided, the literature concerning “media as risk factor” in children development is discussed, and relevant theories inferences are deliberated.it was found that media has powerful role in behaviour formulating of children and violence media portrayal (TV crime shows) may appear with grave concerns.Previous scientific literature was reviewed to find and discuss the problem in hand. …”
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