Más allá de las palabras: análisis cuantitativo de narrativas visuales seriales complejas mediante observaciones basadas en la interacción
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A pesar de que las diferencias entre las estructuras de la narrativa visual serializada y otro tipo de medios visuales o literarios han sido ampliamente reconocidas por la academia, el análisis cuantitativo actual del caso específico de las series de televisión aún se basa en contar instancias o en marcos generales de análisis narrativo. En este artículo intentamos reparar este desajuste mediante la construcción de un modelo basado en las interacciones entre personajes, adaptado a la complejidad de este tipo de narraciones. Para probar sus posibilidades, codificamos las tres primeras temporadas de HBO Game of Thrones y construimos un indicador numérico que puede usarse para el análisis de los personajes más allá de los métodos tradicionales de interpretación. Los resultados muestran una alta correspondencia con un análisis textual tradicional de los personajes, incluso si el modelo no tomó ningún diálogo para evaluar el contenido.
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