Serial work
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A Serial Work comprises objects that are, or have been planned, to be produced in sequences of objects. They often have common features (such as similar styling elements).
A Serial Work comprises objects that are, or have been, planned to result in sequences of intellectual or artistic expressions with common features.
A Serial Work may for example be a newspaper (published daily, monthly or annually, etc.), a magazine (scientific publication, mainstream or kid press, etc.), or a series (a film or book saga, TV series or TV show, etc.).
A serial work is composed of different parts, such as individual books of a fantasy saga (e.g. "Harry Potter"), or a specific issue of a newspaper. These parts are recorded as source objects and linked to the Serial Work.
Important: This class is still under construction. Important features are missing to use it productively. Please contact us in case you would like to use it.
Hint: You can simply add Type according to your research question, such as "Newspaper", "Magazine", "Edition's collection", "series" , etc. by using the module.
Examples of type of a Serial Work include:
Newspaper : A set of large printed sheets of paper containing news, articles, advertisements, etc. and published every day or every week.
Magazine : A type of large thin book with a paper cover that you can buy every week or month, containing articles, photographs, etc., often on a particular topic.
Scientific Review / Journal : A magazine that deals with a particular subject or profession that presents a review of knowledge at a given time.
Series : A set of books or any serially produced item published by the same company that deal with the same subject (set of films, TV series etc.).
Cickd "add --> serial work" in the source module on the left and supply the name and definition of a Serial Work.
Hint: If you need inform about specific characteristics of your Serial Work (like its texture or materiality), check whether an appropriate exists and otherwise contact the Geovistory team to help you out.
