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Rochette, Émilie. "Le comportement communicationnel des politiciens à Tout le monde en parle." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/27906/27906.pdf.
Full textCharbonneau, Gabrielle. "L'émotion dans le discours politique : une problématique liée au genre télévisuel?" Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30134/30134.pdf.
Full textAudet, Marie-Josée. "Apprentissage et critique de règles de la communication publique lors d'un débat public : le cas des représentants étudiants lors de la grève de 2012 au Québec." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27536.
Full textThis thesis deals with the methods of learning and criticizing the rules of public communication by student representatives during the student strike in 2012 in Quebec. Taking into account the particular characteristics of student organizations and the conditions in which student representatives learn the rudiments of the roles of press officer and spokesperson, this paper proposes to study the modalities of learning and criticism of rules of public communication. New actors who do not benefit from the same human and financial resources as government and media actors, but with whom they publicly debated during the 2012 student strike. How did they learn the rules of public communication in an intense and animated public debate which subsequently degenerated into a social crisis? As a result of the 2012 experience, these individuals became much more known and recognized, and gained notoriety. We want to understand how the different ways of learning about the rules of public communication depend on the particular environment and the context in which the student representatives were at that time. We also want to focus on the content of learning and criticism to better understand what kinds of rules are learned and what are their strategic functions. The research is based on a qualitative interview analysis of the public affair program 24 heures en 60 minutes, on RDI, and a series of semi-conducted interviews with student representatives. Keywords: Criticism of rules of public communication; Learning; New players; Public debate; Student strike of 2012
Ruel, Emmanuella. "La téléréalité, un phénomène social : les motivations de l'auditoire de Loft Story au Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25557/25557.pdf.
Full textBinette, Cindy. "Intermédialité et intergénéricité dans la télésérie « Les invincibles »." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/29929/29929.pdf.
Full textFilion, Michel. "Le problème de l'américanisation [de] la radiodiffusion québécoise depuis ses origines jusqu'à la réglementation du contenu canadien (1922-1959)." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1992. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29163.
Full textLaplanche, Laurie. "Pour vous, mesdames.... et messieurs- Production des émissions féminines à la Société Radio-Canada à Montréal (1952-1982)- Promotion, conception des publics et culture organisationnelle genrées." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27394.
Full textThis dissertation examines the history of daytime television and radio targeting housewives at the Société Radio-Canada (SRC) from the arrival of television in 1952 until the disappearance of the Service of televised women's broadcasts in 1982. This Service was the only Service in Montreal directed by a woman and in which women employees were more numerous than men. From 1965 to 1982, the Service produced Femme d’aujourd’hui, a TV programme developed for francophone women across Canada. Referring to feminist works in communications, history and literature that developed the concept of gender, we move away from a transmission model in media studies by drawing upon approaches developed in cultural studies that reflect the complexity and equivocal nature of media production. From a constructivist perspective and adopting a qualitative and inductive methodological approach, we analyze the discourse contained in promotional publications published by the SRC for audiences between 1952 and 1982: La semaine à Radio-Canada (1950-1966), Ici Radio-Canada Madame (1966-1967) and Ici Radio-Canada (1967-1982); in the employees’ magazine Circuit fermé (1965-1982); and in the sources preserved in the private funds of the Chief of the Service of televised women's broadcasts from December 1965 to October 1981, Michelle Lasnier. Referring to the theory of gendered organizations, this dissertation shed lights on the gendered dynamics of media production in line with the evolution of social changes brought about by the feminist movements in the 1960s and 1970s in order to explain both the limitations and opportunities they offered women in public space. Taking into account women’s work enables to demonstrate how values, standards, qualities, abilities, and expectations associated with femininity and masculinity were an integral part of the organizational culture of the public broadcaster, most often, but not always, to the detriment of women. In order to detail the institutional context, the evolution of the promotion of women's issues in connection with the evolution of feminist protests since the arrival of television in Quebec in 1952 is examined until the disappearance of the Service of televised women's broadcasts in 1982; this dissertations also demonstrates how adult audiences were designed with separate interests according to gender. The hierarchy of the values ascribed by the SRC to women and men, mainly to the advantage of the latter as artisan(s), subjects, guest(s) and public, is then analyzed: first through an examination of promotion programs targeted at women, compared with the class of programming directed specifically to fathers and men; then with the examination of pressures to Femme d’aujourd’hui to be broadcast during primetime instead of the afternoon. The organizational context of the SRC is also highlighted with an emphasis on the gendered job classification, on feminist criticisms against the State Corporation, on the barriers to the effectiveness of policies of equal opportunities adopted from 1975, and the measures taken to fight against gender stereotypes in programming. Finally, power relations and the gendered division of labour within the Service of televised women's broadcasts are studied in order to underline the constraints and opportunities for women working in what is seen, by the staff attached to the type of broadcasting, as a devalued media production sector. This thesis aims to shed light on the work of women in electronic medias, taking into account both the limitations and opportunities they offered in the mediated public space, an important concept in public communication studies.
Hébert, Christine. "Là où la main de l'homme n'a jamais mis le pied : une netnographie des Duggies." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29323/29323.pdf.
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