Transmedia HistoryTelling

Transmedia history-telling is a project that reflects on methods and communicative practices in the field of legal history. It makes a creative appropriation of the concept ‘transmedia storytelling’ (H Jenkins, Transmedia storytelling, 2003), traditionally used to analyze the articulation of different narratives in the entertainment industry, but adapted for academic inquiry. The aim of this exercise is to apply the principles of transmedia communication in different research stages to create new approaches to the discipline of legal history.

This is a space to reflect on the communication of knowledge in Social Sciences and in the Humanities from an interdisciplinary perspective. This is a project from the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, "Historical Regimes of Normativity" department.