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Osborn, Barbara. "A big wet kiss?, A barrel of laughs? the 2000 presidential election TV talk show interviews with the candidates /." Connect to a 24 p. preview or request complete full text in PDF format. Access restricted to UC campuses, 2006. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucsd/fullcit?p3213854.
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Keyes, Daniel. "The performance of testimonial television on daytime talk shows." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/nq22913.pdf.
Full textWilliams, Marcus Andrew. "The construction of infidelity on American television talk shows /." Title page, table of contents and abstract only, 2003. http://web4.library.adelaide.edu.au/theses/09ARPS/09arpsw7211.pdf.
Full textGun, Cagan. "An Analysis On The Daytime Woman Talk Shows In Turkey." Master's thesis, METU, 2006. http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/12608113/index.pdf.
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with the contents of family tragedies, personal disasters and discussions increasingly draw audience&rsquo
s attention, particularly women&rsquo
s, became a popular TV genre with almost every private TV channel having one of its own in the year 2005 in Turkey. Defining themselves as &ldquo
reality shows&rdquo
presenting only &ldquo
reality&rdquo
and &ldquo
spontaneity&rdquo
, the basic claim of these programs is that the ordinary people are hosted to the programs, the problems in their everyday lives are deal with in an enlightening and educational manner, and solutions are brought to them with thanks of the programme. These daytime woman talk shows that led to various discussions in the country&rsquo
s agenda with some death events experienced and their controversial functions form the subject of this study. The principal purpose of the thesis is to understand which production practices and dynamics why and how play a role in the content formation and the production process of the programs and in this manner to explain the place and significance of the programs in the Turkish television industry. In the thesis, three programs are analyzed as the pioneering and confrontational shows of this genre in Turkey. The specific features and the world wide historical developments of the daytime woman talk shows are handled on, along with their fundamental elements, and also the interviews with show producers and participants, and the observations about the production processes are included in the analysis.
Paz, Pérez Elisa. "Gender representation and television talk show: An analysis of prime time and late-night shows in Europe and the United States." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/670726.
Full textEsta investigación analiza la representación de género en talk shows televisivos emitidos en franjas de prime-time y noche en Europa y Estados Unidos. El principal objetivo que persigue esta tesis es determinar si este popular formato televisivo perpetúa estereotipos de género o si, por el contrario, las representaciones de género que se llevan a cabo proponen nuevos roles que desafían presunciones sociales tradicionales. Para alcanzar este objetivo se ha llevado a cabo un análisis de contenido aplicado a la muestra que conforma la tesis. Dicha muestra incluye todos los talk shows televisivos que se han emitido durante las franjas horarias de prime time o noche, en cadenas generalistas emitidas en abierto en Europa (España, Francia, Italia y Reino Unido) y Estados Unidos. En la muestra que atañe a esta investigación aparecen dos tipos de participantes en cuanto al género: hombres y mujeres. Por una parte, los participantes masculinos suelen ocupar roles de mayor autoridad dentro del programa, especialmente el cargo de presentador. Las mujeres participantes tienden a ocupar roles que implican menor dominancia y utilizan el humor en muchas menos ocasiones. Sin embargo, por otra parte, estos programas muestran imparcialidad a la hora de presentar a los participantes, independientemente de su género, y también suelen tratar temas de las esferas públicas y privadas con hombres y mujeres por igual. Lo más llamativo en cuanto a la comparación por países es que el uso del humor es mucho más acentuado en países anglosajones que en aquellos que usan un idioma evolucionado del latín, lo cual se traduce en una mayor equidad en representación de género en los primeros. La principal conclusión de esta investigación es que el talk show de prime-time y noche se enfrenta a retos concretos en cuanto a representación de género tanto por a la ausencia de mujeres al frente de los programas, como por estereotipos de género existentes en cuanto a la ejecución del humor por parte de las mujeres.
This research analyses the representation of gender on prime time and late-night television talk shows in Europe and the United States. The main goal is to assess whether traditional gender stereotypes are depicted in this popular form of television genre or if, on the contrary, representations found on late-night talk shows are challenging hegemonic notions of gender and encouraging new portrayals. To achieve this goal, content analysis is carried out for examining the sample, which is composed by every television talk show which aired on prime time or late-night timeslots. More particularly, programmes aired in general-interest channels in Europe (Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom) and the United States have been selected. Results show that only binary expressions of gender have participated: male and female participants. On the one hand, men are more likely to perform a dominant role within these programmes, especially that of the host which is of the utmost relevance towards the dynamics of the format. Women tend to appear on roles that are less dominant and use far less humour than their male counterparts. On the other hand, late-night talk shows do show equity at the time of introducing female and male guests and are also likely to discuss themes from both the personal and private spheres with either gender. In this cross-national research, what can also be concluded is the fact that English-speaking countries (the United Kingdom and the United States) use much more humour than the remaining ones (Spain, France, and Italy). The main conclusion that can be drawn is that this format is still challenging in terms of a fair gender representation mainly due to both the lack of female participants performing dominant roles, as well as traditional assumptions of women performing humour.
Tartory, Raeda. "A Comparative Study of Gender in English and Arabic Television Talk Shows." Thesis, University of Sussex, 2009. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.505894.
Full textNassif, Dana. "Arab talk shows and the gendered public sphere : the case of Jordan." Thesis, Loughborough University, 2014. https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/14985.
Full textYan, Xiaoping. "A discourse analytical study of TV talk-show therapy." HKBU Institutional Repository, 2008. http://repository.hkbu.edu.hk/etd_ra/863.
Full textStanton, Jennifer K. "Midday with Ray Martin : a semiotic analysis." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 1991. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/36400/1/36400_Stanton_1991.pdf.
Full textWood, Helen Kathleen. "Interacting with television : morning talk-TV and its communicative relationship with women viewers." n.p, 2000. http://ethos.bl.uk/.
Full textKay, Jilly. "Gender, feminism and talk on British television, 1970-1990." Thesis, De Montfort University, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2086/11419.
Full textSnyder, Marcus E. ""Playing to the cameras" the presence of an entertainment perspective in political panel programming and the implications of making politics palatable and appealing /." Morgantown, W. Va. : [West Virginia University Libraries], 2001. http://etd.wvu.edu/templates/showETD.cfm?recnum=2097.
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Awwad, Julian M. "Al-Jazeera's discourse of 'Arabness' : an examination of the discursive construction of identity in talk show programming." Thesis, McGill University, 2005. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=100315.
Full textThe dissertation analyzes three live talk shows: al-Ittijah al-Mu'akis (The Opposite Direction), Bila Hudoud (Without Boundaries), and Li-Nisa' Faqat (For Women Only). These talk shows are ideal sites for examining this oppositional discourse because they constitute important forums in which perceptions of identity are cultivated in the discussion of current affairs. In my analysis, each episode is treated as a media "text" that contributes to the formation of a discourse of "Arabness." The objective of the analysis is to identify the recurrent discursive patterns and strategies in providing the basis for this discursive category of identification across Arab state borders. In constructing an oppositional discourse, the United States and Israel are employed as necessary rhetorical references; Islam is infused into "Arabness" as a homogenizing constituent in identity formation; and finally, a culturally-threatened "Arabness" converges upon a context in which the world is marked by globalization. The dissertation concludes by indicating that al-Jazeera offers merely a representation of "Arabness" that, despite its power to influence, remains one way of perceiving Arab identity.
Quemener, Nelly. "Le pouvoir de l’humour : Politiques de représentations dans les sketches télévisuels en France. De Coluche à nos jours, transformation de la figure du comique en humoriste et montée des groupes subalternes." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030120.
Full textThis thesis deals with the emergence of subaltern groups in mainstream television, from Coluche until today. It focuses on two groups, female humorists and ethnic minorities. It questions the agency of humour and its power of displacement of hegemonic media representations, as well as the state of discourses at the moment of the appearance of subaltern groups. It articulates the transformation of comedian into humorist. The buffoon of the late 1970s stands for the figure of contestation of a centralized power, which it comments with a critical gaze. The growth of individualism and expressions of identities turn the comedian into a humorist that assumes a role of actor of the world and a subjective gaze. The analysis of sketches in television talk shows reveals that female humorists expose multiple subjectivities and destabilize the binary system masculine-feminine, by resorting to body acts as parts of humoristic mechanisms. Humorists from ethnic minority groups denounce discriminations and perform hybrid bodies and identities that destabilize the republican model of integration. Their appropriation of stand-up comedy genre renews in 2006 the staging of diversity and of the multiple territories of identities. The period 2007-2010 shows a counter-offensive, a backlash that marks the return to dominant values in the field of humour and denies to subaltern groups the advantages they’ve gained during the previous period. It is characterized by a renewal of humour based on news comments and caricatures, by the hegemonic power of masculine white humorists and the eviction of identity politics
Adib, Doss Maria. "Les talk-shows en Egypte. D’un dispositif de modernisation de l’autoritarisme à des arènes de parole dissidente. Mise en perspective d’une situation révolutionnaire (25 janvier - 11 février 2011)." Thesis, Paris 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA020037.
Full textThe subject of this thesis is the talk-shows, those socio-political tv shows that marked the media and political scene during the last years of Mubarak’s regime till the new political era post-July 2013. The main question that guided this research was: to what extent have the talk shows been an arena of dissident speech? The thesis demonstrates that this mechanism was a part of a public space designed by specific dynamics and branded by a liberalized and adaptive authoritarianism. It allowed the manifestation of social practices including counter movements endorsing them to express themselves and to gain visibility.Thus, through the study of the process that allowed the appearance of such shows, its actors and its operating methods, we observe how these broadcasts were a part of different political dynamics and served challenging the political power. They acquired roles and a freedom of expression that the country hadn’t experienced since 1952, exceeding their initial function as designed by the regime despite the means of control that the latter kept in order to maintain a minimum control on media and hence widening the fields of struggles and spaces of contentious. Then, the thesis studies the dynamics of January 2011 uprisings. Based on an interactionist approach and a work of several years field study of both television professionals and guests of these shows and an analysis of a record of broadcasts. We demonstrate that the talk-shows role was fundamental in the media conflict which doubled the conflict in the field
Fernández, Tafur Vanessa Valerine. "Construcción de los roles de género en los talk shows de la televisión de señal abierta peruana. Análisis del programa Andrea de ATV entre el 05 y el 30 de agosto de 2019." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/654001.
Full textIn the last years, the talk show format has gained prominence in the Peruvian television space, once again. The exposure of private conversations to a public environment has made it possible to highlight the prevalence of certain gender role stereotypes rooted in our society. Because of this, I decided to analyze the case of the program Andrea, the only talk show broadcast from Monday to Friday during family hours by the television channel ATV (channel 9). That is why part of this research is aimed at knowing the relationship between speech and television language; And like these, they contribute to a diffusion of male and female stereotypes. This work seeks to identify the criteria and referents with which gender roles are constructed in this television space. To achieve this goal, a qualitative methodology was used and a representative corpus of eight broadcasts from August 2019 was chosen. Likewise, an analysis instrument was designed from four subcategories that allowed us to identify the relationship of television resources and the gender role; the role of guests and host on stage and the link between gender roles (male-female) Once the investigation was completed, it was concluded that there is a break in the women role; since it can be multifaceted without affecting her role as mother, professional and woman. Further, the prevalence of traditional female and male stereotypes was evidenced, giving continuity to a patriarchal hierarchy in society.
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Baur, Natalija. "Russische Frauensprache : feministisches Postulat oder Wirklichkeit? : empirische Untersuchung anhand russischer Talkshows." Hamburg Kovac̆, 2005. http://www.verlagdrkovac.de/3-8300-1762-6.htm.
Full textLopes, Carlos Renato. "Identidades, poderes e saberes em um programa popular da televisão brasileira - uma abordagem discursiva." Universidade de São Paulo, 2000. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8147/tde-23012008-110205/.
Full textThis dissertation is situated in the interdisciplinary convergence between the French approach to discourse analysis and the Media Studies in postmodernity. We set out to demonstrate, based on the observation of 10 episodes of a popular Brazilian TV program (Programa do Ratinho), how the genre is marked by a growing tendency towards the dispersion of identities, power and knowledge. Despite being restrained by discursive rules which determine their production and exhibition, these programs are characterized by constant negotiation and redefinition of the limits of power of the different subjects involved - hosts, lay and expert guests, and the audiences at home and in the studio. We propose that such tendency towards dispersion is associated with the markedly postmodern phenomenon of the dispersion of meanings, which in turn is grounded partly on the multiplicity of voices which are heard, at unequal levels of power, in the contemporary media formats. On the Brazilian popular broadcast in question, we observe an apparent contradiction regarding the construction of power and knowledge forms. On the one hand, the potential multiplicity of voices on the show points to a rather chaotic situation, in which discourses circulate without a distinct or stable hierarchy. On the other hand, there is a clear emphasis on the participants\' narratives of personal experience, of the kind that tend to debunk the authority of the official discourse of science - the expertise discourse of psychologists, lawyers and doctors - and to take on the status of parameters of authenticity. In this connection, the authenticity of knowledge (and also of power) becomes all the greater the better it is constructed and articulated within the concrete space of the popular broadcast, even if this implies a maximization of the performative element, which in this context is equivalent to authenticated truth.
Vargas, Gutiérrez José Luis. "Adiós a la verguenza : el fenómeno de los talk shows en la televisión nacional." Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 1999. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/7217.
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Lorenzo-Dus, Nuria. "The discursive co-construction of participants' identities in the television talk show Kilroy." Thesis, Cardiff University, 2000. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.269492.
Full textHair, Carolyn Houston. "The conversationalization of television talk in the mediated public sphere : an analysis of the British audience participation talk show and the docu-soap." Thesis, Southampton Solent University, 2003. http://ssudl.solent.ac.uk/611/.
Full textDorsey, Jennifer M. "An Exploration of Youth Talk Around Representations of Individual Difference in the American Television Show Glee." Thesis, Harvard University, 2016. http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:27112712.
Full textAlexis, Lucie. "Réponses à la mission culturelle de la télévision publique : analyse sémiologique des rapports institutionnels, des figures de l'artiste et des écritures numériques à France Télévisions (1993-2017)." Thesis, Paris 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA020048.
Full textThe dissertation focuses on the France Télévisions’s cultural agenda and addresses the following question : Is there a form of culture specific to public service broadcasting ? If there is, how is it regulated and how does its coherence appear? We tackle the issue using a restricted definition of the notion of culture that includes both the great artistic disciplines and the productions of cultural industries. A chronological analysis follows three movements that place the reader/audience in various political and media territories: an inquiry into the institutional reports published between 1993 and 2007; figures and portraits of artists in three lateevening TV shows (On n’est pas couché, Ce soir (ou jamais!), and Des mots de minuit) broadcast between 2010 and 2011; and digital writings/narratives of culture between 2011 and 2017. Based on a history of public television, our perspective is mainly semiological. However, our study is inscribed in a project that includes several methodological tools while also using discourse analysis and a socioeconomic approach of the cultural industry. Finally, we have carried out graphic interviews. The heterogeneous nature of the artefacts and methods we summon lead us to conclude that public television culture is conveyed thanks to an understanding of culture close to the "established culture", the productions of cultural industries and "mediacultures", although it tends to expand in relation to digital experiences. Lastly, the combination of a number of factors produces a synoptic vision of the different conceptions of public television culture. Keywords : Public television ; France Télévisions ; culture and arts ; cultural industry products ; institutional reports ; talk-shows ; new audio-visual writing ; graphic gesture
Bernhardt, Eva [Verfasser]. "Variación diafásica en una conversación polémica y pública : Análisis de un talk show de la televisión española / Eva Bernhardt." Frankfurt : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, 2012. http://d-nb.info/1042460507/34.
Full textKing, Jack. "The key lessons learnt from producing the ABC programme Talking Heads a talk show/documentary hybrid in a fast turnaround environment." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2009. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/31828/1/Jack_King_Thesis.pdf.
Full textLibanore, Silvia. "L'impatto della pandemia di COVID-19 sull'industria televisiva." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2022. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/25132/.
Full textBracciale, Paolo. "Tra parole ed emozioni: interpretare per la televisione di intrattenimento. Il caso dell'interpretazione simultanea dal russo in italiano." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/20574/.
Full textVolpe, Maíra Muhringer. "O divã no palco: discurso terapêutico, indústria cultural e a produção de bens culturais com pessoas comuns." Universidade de São Paulo, 2013. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8132/tde-04112013-131315/.
Full textIts not rare to find in Brazilian television and radio, transmissions that bring ordinary peoples testimonials commented by experts, mainly psychologists. Marital fights, problems with children, quarrels with neighbors are some of the themes presented. Those are Brazilian versions of programs which circulate around the United States reaching Latin American and European countries, which the thematic, taken by their own national culture industry, diffuses a therapeutic discourse. Although the participants ideas manipulation and the sensationalism in the quest for audience are explanations for placing this kind of transmission, there are other senses that may be attributed when one gets closer to the reasons that mobilize those people to bring out stories and affairs once considered intimate. These other senses were the ones studied here. Thus, an approach close to that of the participants of No Divã do Gikovate (Gikovates Divan, Radio CBN), Casos de Família (Family Affairs, SBT) and Márcia (Marcia, Bandeirantes) guided this research. The social interactions on stage and backstage were ways to reach these two social groups involved in the production and consumerism of these cultural products. The study of these interactions led to different logics of production: a spontaneous demand between those who compose the transmissions cheered by Dr. Gikovate, and a production system of exhibition, which means a productive chain behind the television transmissions that reach professionals formally hired by the networks and people informally involved. Those interactions have also indicated groups with different mental universes, with specific expressive repertoire and affective appeal. Their integrants employ the therapeutic discourse, transforming it into logic of practice to be used in their affective life.
Rigante, Tatiana. "Os caminhos da persuasão sob a perspectiva da metafunção interpessoal em uma entrevista de talk show." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2008. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/14002.
Full textThe amount of research about interviews in talk-shows and the way this gender is approached is scarce in Brazil. In this perspective, the present study aims at analyzing the persuasion which permeates the conversation turns in an interview with the deputy Denise Frossard, on Jô talk show program, with a view to answering the following question: what discursive resources Jô Soares and Denise Frossard mostly employ to persuade their audience in the interview? Considering the dynamics of the realizations of various meaning combinations which this analysis implies, my study has an eclectic theoretical support, including Fowler (1991), based on Critical Discourse Analysis, and theories complementing the Systemic-Functional Linguistics, particularly the interpersonal metafunction. In so being, I make use of these persuasive notions which help me understand both explicit and implicit persuasion that pervade the interview interloctions, according to the following elements: dialogism (Bakhtin, 1981); frame and footing (Goffman, 1981), smuggling information (Luchjenbroers e Aldridge, 2007); directed information (Coffin e O Halloran, 2006), notions of cryptic-argumentation (Kitis e Milapides, 1996) and finally Analysis of Conversation (Eggins e Slade, 1997), which sheds light on the existing phenomena in the conversation turns. The data showed that amongst the occurrent persuasive elements, the implicit ones are the most frequent in the speech of the interlocutors. However, the host resorts to a discourse apparently friendly and capable of facilitating the exposure of the interviewee s opinion. The interviewee in most of her turns use monoglossic utterances
É pequeno o número de trabalhos sobre entrevistas em talk show e a abordagem desse gênero sofre carência de pesquisas no Brasil. Nessa perspectiva, o presente estudo objetiva analisar a persuasão que percorre os turnos conversacionais, na entrevista realizada com a deputada Denise Frossard, no talk show Programa do Jô, e deve responder à seguinte pergunta: que recursos discursivos são mais utilizados por Jô Soares e por Denise Frossard, visando a persuadir seu interlocutor na entrevista? Para abranger a dinâmica da realização da conjunção de significados diversos que essa análise implica, meu estudo tem um suporte teórico eclético , na esteira de Fowler (1991), com base na Análise Crítica do Discurso, formado por teorias que complementam a proposta da Lingüística Sistêmico-Funcional, em especial, no que diz respeito à metafunção interpessoal dessa teoria. Assim, apóiome em noções discursivas que ajudam a compreender a persuasão, por meios explícitos e implícitos, que entremeiam as interlocuções da entrevista, conforme os seguintes elementos: o dialogismo (Bakhtin, 1981); o frame e o alinhamento (Goffman, 1981); a inserção sub-reptícia de informação (Luchjenbroers e Aldridge, 2007); a informação direcionada (Coffin e O Halloran, 2006), e a noção de criptoargumentação (Kitis e Milapides, 1996) e, finalmente, à Análise da Conversação (Eggins e Slade, 1997), que esclarece fenômenos ocorrentes nos turnos conversacionais. Os dados permitiram apurar que, dentre os elementos persuasivos ocorrentes, os implícitos são os mais freqüentes na fala dos interactantes. Contudo, o apresentador recorre a um discurso aparentemente amigável e facilitador para que a entrevistada exponha a sua opinião. Esta, por sua vez, na maior parte de seus turnos, produz enunciados monoglóssicos
Stenberg, Ulrika, and Stina Lantz. "Diskursiva handlingar och resurser i talkshows med flerpartssamtal : En samtalsanalys av tv-programmet Skavlan." Thesis, Örebro universitet, Akademin för humaniora, utbildning och samhällsvetenskap, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-15968.
Full textChampagne, Fran. "Talk Ricki!: a qualitative study of teen perspectives on the "Ricki Lake Show" and other daytime television talk shows." Thesis, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/8901.
Full text林妍君. "Transnational Marriage and New Immigrant in Taiwan’s Television Talk Shows: A Case Study of WTO Sister Show." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/82rmsv.
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WTO Sister Show is a television talk show that was originally broadcast in 2009. The talk show is extremely lively and interesting, and it also reverses the images of new immigrant. The study focuses on how transnational marriage and new immigrant are represented in WTO Sister Show. For this study, a critical discourse analysis are performed on nineteen typical episodes of the talk show. The results of this study show that differences and conflicts of transnational marriage are represented through tacit test, opinion test and multi-party debate in WTO Sister Show. In addition, differences and conflicts are prominent throughout the major issues about transnational marriage: differences of nationality and race, love expression, family economy, housework, misunderstanding of word expression and custom differences. Although the conversation discourse in this talk show seems to be easy, it is actually an important process for dynamic circulation of meanings.
Almeida, Abílio Renato Gomes. "O daytime televisivo em Portugal: uma análise ao papel do riso nos principais talk shows matinais." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/1822/75831.
Full textO uso das emoções como gratificação não é algo novo no daytime televisivo, nem tampouco nos estudos sobre essa realidade. Mas e o que dizer do caso específico de Portugal? Neste estudo, centrado nos talk shows matinais, foi possível contabilizar vários episódios com centenas de risos, sugerindo que essa é uma expressão emocional relevante para a realidade em análise. Partindo do pressuposto de que a televisão é mais do que um mero objeto, um vínculo social, no qual existe uma dinâmica de “dar e receber”, que papel se acredita que o riso tenha tido e continue a ter nesse já longo e razoavelmente estável “relacionamento” entre os conteúdos televisivos e as pessoas que os observam no período da manhã, em Portugal? (1) Num Ocidente profundamente influenciado pelo platonismo – onde o riso é visto como um sinal externo de uma fraqueza interna – poderão esses programas ter contribuído para uma espécie de “democratização” do ato de rir em solo nacional? (2) De que forma esse considerável número de risos aparenta estar hoje a ser usado e quão consciente mostra ser o seu uso, por parte dos principais intervenientes? (3) Em que medida o riso, nesses programas e não só, pode colocar problemas que suscitem a atenção por parte de quem o estuda? Com tais questões, de forma mais ou menos direta, como base, este estudo foi dividido em três partes fundamentais. A primeira parte, dividida em dois capítulos, procurou: (1) compreender a construção do conceito do riso de acordo com o modelo platónico e evolucionista; e (2) analisar o fenómeno do riso “de fora para dentro”, tendo em conta distintas alteraçõessociais e tecnológicas. A segunda parte, igualmente dividida em dois capítulos, visou: (1) uma ampla compreensão do fenómeno televisivo e das suas respetivas audiências; e (2) uma descodificação daquilo que é realmente o daytime, com um foco nos programas que nas últimas décadas ocuparam as manhãs da televisão portuguesa. A terceira parte, dividida em quatro capítulos, examinou: (1) o número de risos dos programas selecionados e dos seus principais intervenientes; (2) a diferença entre a realidade observável no televisor (muito riso) e aquela que não o é, no local das emissões; (3) o parecer dos entrevistados, distribuído por oito temáticas específicas associadas à realidade em análise; e, por fim, (4) a própria investigação, como um todo, tendo como base uma apreciação global dos três principais tópicos: o riso, o daytime televisivo e o papel do riso na primeira parte do daytime televisivo em contexto nacional.
The use of emotions as gratification is not something new in daytime television, nor in the studies about this reality. But what can be said about the specific case of Portugal? In this study, focused on morning talk shows, it was possible to count several episodes with hundreds of laughs, suggesting that this is a relevant emotional expression for the reality under analysis. Assuming that television is more than a mere object, a social bond, with a "give and take" dynamic, what role do we believe laughter has had so far and continues to have in this already long and reasonably stable "relationship" between television contents and those who watch them in the mornings in Portugal? (1) In a West deeply influenced by Platonism - where laughter is seen as an external sign of an internal weakness - may these programmes have contributed to a kind of "democratization" of the act of laughing on national soil? (2) In what ways does this considerable amount of laughter appear to be used today, and how conscious are the main participants of its use? (3) To what extent can laughter, in these programmes and beyond, pose problems which arouse the attention of those who study it? With these questions more or less directly as a basis, this study has been divided into three key parts. The first part, divided into two chapters, sought to: (1) understand the construction of the concept of laughter according to the Platonic and evolutionary model; and (2) analyse the phenomenon of laughter "from the outside in", considering distinct social and technological changes. The second part, also divided into two chapters, aimed at: (1) a broad understanding of the television phenomenon and its respective audiences; and (2) a decoding of what “daytime” really is, with a focus on the morning programmes of the last decades in portuguese television. The third part, divided into four chapters, examined: (1) the number of laughs in the selected programmes and of the main participants; (2) the difference between the reality which is observable on television (a lot of laughter) and that which is not, where the broadcasts actually take place; (3) the opinion of the interviewees distributed by eight specific themes associated with the reality under analysis; and, finally, (4) the research itself, as a whole, based on a global study of the three main topics: laughter, daytime television and the role of laughter in the first part of daytime television in a national context.
Ferraz, Sara Raquel Mesquita. "Agora Nós: a audiência e os programas televisivos do canal público." Master's thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/15848.
Full textYeh, Chih-hsien Jeanne, and 葉芷嫻. "Journalists and Television Talk Show: A Perspective of Interpretive Communities." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/96182335311386302041.
Full text世新大學
傳播研究所(含博士班)
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Drawing upon Stanley Fish’s idea of interpretive communities, this study explains that journalists as interpretive communities are united through their collective interpretations. This thesis aims mainly to explore the shared interpretations of journalistic interpretive community. Then, it realizes further that how journalists comment on the performance of their colleagues in television talk show by using shared meanings. This study does not start with a traditional approach, news professionalism, to evaluate journalists’ performance, but with the perspective of culture as a tool-kit, proposed by Ann Swidler, to probe into the cultural givens in journalistic practice. And this offers a new direction for news production research. My investigation focuses on journalists’ beliefs on their roles and news work, their appraisal of journalists’ performance in television talk show, and the interpretive strategies taken by journalists in the show. I conducted in-depth interviews to collect data from the three following groups: (1) the journalists who are the guests of television talk show, (2) the journalists who haven’t participated in television talk show, and (3) the talk show’s hosts who were reporters and talk-show guests in the past. The interviewees in this study are 14 people in total. The results show that, first of all, journalists are indeed the members of interpretive communities. They share the same beliefs and values regarding their profession. They particularly value the accuracy and completeness of information they obtain, whether a reporter eyewitnesses a news event or not, the extent to which a reporter specializes in the knowledge of a beat, and the conduct of objective reporting. Based on the above shared beliefs, journalists make sense of their daily work and appraise or criticize the performance of their own or their colleagues in television talk show. Secondly, when interviewees appraise journalists’ performance in television talk show, they are divided into two interpretive communities based on their different experience with television talk show. One community is formed by the journalists who participate in television talk show. the other is constituted by those who do not participate in the show. These two interpretive communities hold different normative beliefs on whether journalists should attend television talk show. Therefore, the interpretive viewpoints and evaluation criteria that the two groups employ to comment on journalists’ performance in television talk show are not consistent. For those interviewees that attend television talk show, they hold different views on their roles in journalists’ practice and in television talk show. Although they still possess firm beliefs on what journalists should stand for and how journalists should do, these journalists employ different interpretive strategies to elaborate their role in television talk show and to comment the performance of other journalists in the show. They usually don’t make evaluation in terms of the professional ideology of journalism. However, the performance of journalists attending television talk show tends to follow two journalistic standards: speaking on the facts and drawing upon on-the-spot interview. For journalists attending the show, speaking on the facts is especially important because it provides them with three advantages: It can avoid the criticism and labeling from audiences. It can avoid revilement among the guests. It can redeem a lack of on-the-spot interview.
Chiu, Chung-Jung, and 丘忠融. "From Public Sphere to Public Television: An Analysis of Political Talk Show in Public Television." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/39436597835809103653.
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大眾傳播學系碩士班
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In order to discover the ways of improving the democratic function of Taiwan’s television talk shows, the thesis attempts to build an analytical framework based on Habermas’ theory of public sphere to analyze on and make a comparison between the performances of public talk shows of three countries’ public television services, the Public Television Service of Taiwan (PTS), the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). By literature review and information collecting, Question Time of the BBC and Insider of the ABC are selected as representative programs and as the referents of two main political talk programs of PTS. For approaching the conclusion, thesis the methods of text analysis, discourse analysis, and in-depth interview are used. In conclusion, some key operational and production features of Question Time and Insider display and enhance the ideas of public sphere, such as the process of selecting guests, the arrangement of the topic, the structure of the program, and the tactics to create an ideal situation of communication and debate. The PTS ought to take these practices as important references and to contribute on the realization of the local public spheres. However, the limited budget and scale of the PTS would be one of the major difficulties to copy the production models of Question Time and Insider. The thesis thus concludes that a transformation of the PTS from a single-channel service to a multi-channel broadcasting system with more resources would be necessary.
Gomes, Carolina Leandro Sarmento. "Os canais televisivos internacionais : uma análise da SIC Internacional." Master's thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/27679.
Full textThe television is an object that invaded the homes of our society and has become a constant companionship on the daily life of our citizens in every part of the world. This “magic box” has allowed for emigrant tv viewers to access their culture, their traditions, their people, their language and even their own country. Throughout the development of this medium, not only on a national level, but also international, the content broadcasted to viewers has been adapted accordingly to society’s needs and demands. One of the contents that has been earning its place on the broadcasting programming, for example, on the studied channel (SIC International), are the talkshows due to the way they are produced and broadcasted. Talkshows allow for there to be moments for everything such as smiling, playing and informing. Everyday talkshows bring to their viewers who seat in front of a screen several news about different subjects. Moreover, this type of programming allows various representations of different and multiple identities throughout its broadcasting. The representation that was studied in this research regards the nacional identity. In another words, how is it possible to, through a television program, portrait or not some of the most important characteristics that define Portugal. Considering the above, this subject makes one question the following: In which way is the national identity (re)portrayed on the program Alô Portugal (SIC International) to the Portuguese communities?. With the development of this project, having a theoretical and empirical part, an explanation of the execution process of a talk show will be carried in order to understand whether this genre of programming is able to bring the Portuguese communities an idea of national identity materialised in several vehicles and contents.
Tsai, Yu-chi, and 蔡祐吉. "The Media Logic of Television Talk-show Program Production – A Case Study of "News Night Club"." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/80861309738253656825.
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新聞學研究所(含碩專班)
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As a result of the process of democratization and the lifting of restrictions on the media in Taiwan in recent decades, over the past few years political discussion programs have emerged as the “fourth mainstream category of TV programming” alongside the “big three” of variety shows, dramas and news programs (Sheng, 2005). However, in the past very little academic research has been undertaken in the field of media studies in Taiwan relating to political discussion TV programs. Those few papers that have been written in this area have tended to focus on the selection of topics for call-in programs, the content of these topics, and their impact. Up until now, there have been no studies examining the process whereby political talk-show television programs of the non-call-in type are made. Rather than focusing on content and results, the present study concentrates on the actual production of non-call-in political discussion programs. The study adopts an organizational sociology perspective and a multidimensional approach, examining the interaction between program production, specialist know-how, the individual, and the organization, as well as examining the way in which various internal and external environmental factors affect each stage of the program production and broadcasting process. The aim is to identify the media logic behind the production of political talk show TV programs. The present study focuses its analysis on the TVBS program News Night Club. It makes use of qualitative research methods, including participant observation and in-depth interviews, which were implemented over a period of ten months. The following findings were obtained. Non-call-in political talk show programs were found to have three chief characteristics: A higher level of discourse can be maintained; errors can be corrected promptly; the only views expressed are those of the participants invited to appear on the program. Production is carried out according to media logic based on a “production-line” type production process, with perceived experience being privileged over objective data. The external and internal factors and variables that affect program production were found to include the division of labor within the production team, the way the program host directs the course of the discussion, the degree of freedom granted the program by the network, and the limited amount of time available for production.
Summergrad, Sophie. "Can we talk? A discussion of gender politics in the late-night comedy career of Joan Rivers." Thesis, 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/2144/17118.
Full text彭后諦. "The Hyper-commodification of Reporters: take the Reporter Guest in Taiwan’s Television News Talk Show as Example." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/95244705348264236837.
Full text國立政治大學
新聞研究所
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In an era of knowledge economy, knowledge, aside from land, labor and money, has become another productive element. Moreover, with the establishment of media society, the power and value of signs sometimes even surpass those of the reality. Finally, market-driven capitalism transforms the media into commercial-oriented companies. The above three phenomena change all walks of life. As an information worker, reporters are granted the role of public intellectual. They not only earn money by producing reports for its newspaper, they also make use of their use and exchange value by presenting themselves on other media channels. The dissertation takes the reporter guests in Taiwan’s TV news talk shows as example. Reporters make themselves commodities by the surplus value they carry. This dissertation reviews reporters’ history and the changes that industry has gone through. The dissertation then deals with theories such as knowledge economy, knowledge politics, knowledge society and semiology in order to re-discuss the commodity theory in communication studies. The result is a model of reporter’s “(hyper-) commodification.” The dissertation applies theories to analyze the background of talk show’s guests, and the discourse on the show. Interviews of the audience were conducted to further discuss the social power of reporters. The above analysis and theories finally give birth to a theory of the “hyper-commodification of reporter.”
Mendes, Rita Cristóvão Caria. "A expansão dos conteúdos televisivos para o digital : o estudo de caso de um talk show de daytime : o Programa da Cristina." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/34282.
Full textWatching TV is no longer just about turning on the TV. The increasing digitalization of the television device allowed new routines, varied consumption patterns, and enabled consumers to use the television device from a variety of screens and services. Television consumption practices are constantly changing. In recent years there has been a migratory flow from television audiences to digital media. This report aims to analyze the expansion of television content to digital and the interaction that this content offers to its users. As so this report will focus on the talk-show program of the generalist channel SIC, O Programa da Cristina and its social network Instagram. Taking into account the constant technological developments that television has undergone, this report aims to understand the role of new interactions using multiple screens. And to acknowledge how the entertainment program O Programa da Cristina spreads its television content on Instagram and what type of interactions it provides to its followers.
Hernandez, Virginia Rose. ""I'm sorry this hasn't been a fairy tale" : examining romance reality TV through The bachelor." Thesis, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/2152/ETD-UT-2011-05-3277.
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Rato, Anabela Alves dos Santos. "Interacção conversacional do Talk Show televisivo: institucionalidade e género nas entrevistas de Late Night with Conan O'Brien e The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Master's thesis, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1822/23080.
Full textO presente trabalho, que se inscreve nas áreas de investigação da Análise Conversacional e da Sociolinguística, pretende investigar as estratégias discursivas e linguísticas que regem a organização da interacção conversacional das entrevistas dos talk shows televisivos. Partindo de um corpus de análise constituído por transcrições de vinte e quatro entrevistas dos talk shows nocturnos Late Night with Conan O’Brien e The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, transmitidos pelo canal norte-americano NBC entre Setembro de 2008 e Janeiro de 2009, pretende-se apresentar as especificidades desta interacção conversacional de natureza híbrida, através de uma análise comparativa de duas variáveis. Em primeiro lugar, as manifestações de institucionalidade em contraponto com as características particulares de uma interacção conversacional não-institucional. Em segundo lugar, as representações de género subjacentes ao discurso e ao comportamento interaccional dos intervenientes nas entrevistas em foco. Propomo-nos avaliar até que ponto estas duas dimensões de análise se reflectem numa heterogeneidade de aspectos específicos, quer das conversas espontâneas, quer das interacções conversacionais preparadas, nomeadamente nos padrões sequenciais da entrevista, nos mecanismos do sistema de alternância de vez, na gestão de tópico, na construção de narrativas, na escolha lexical e no posicionamento dos participantes na interacção comunicativa.
This thesis, developed within the Conversational Analysis and Sociolinguistics frameworks, aims to investigate the discursive and linguistic strategies involved in the organization of the conversational interaction underlying the TV talk show interview. By focusing on a corpus of analysis which includes twenty-four interviews taken from two late night talk shows, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Late Night with Conan O’Brien, broadcast by the North-American channel NBC between September 2008 and January 2009, this study is intended to capture the defining features of this hybrid conversational interaction by comparing two variables. The first one is the institutional vs. the noninstitutional character of the conversational interaction. The second variable is the genderbased differences latent in the discourse and interactional behaviour of the interview participants. It is expected that the semi-institutional and gender-oriented nature of the talk of these interviews is displayed in the heterogeneity of the distinguishing features pertaining to both casual and monitored conversation in terms of sequence organization of the interview, turn-taking system, topic control, narrative construction, lexical choice and participants footing.
Lourenço, Florbela Franco. "A produção de conteúdos informativos em programas de entretenimento : o caso de um programa de daytime da televisão portuguesa." Master's thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/22789.
Full textThe concept of infotainment is mainly used in literature to refer to what is believed to be the contamination of news spaces by entertainment content. In the case of television, however, we can also observe the reverse, that is, entertainment programs, such as talk shows, have focused on informational content. Health, justice, unemployment and other social issues currently fill a large part of the daytime schedule of Portuguese television programs, especially when they are matters that are relevant nowadays and have a direct impact on citizens. Informing does not just happen in the news or in debate programs, it happens in television formats classically associated with entertainment as well. Faced with such reality, it is important to understand the presence of news content on entertainment shows, ascertaining how to construct informative content issued in programs whose main purpose is to entertain. This implies determining the existence or nonexistence of guidelines for the production of this type of content, as well as the presence or absence of journalistic values. Based on an analysis of the production of informative content broadcast on the TV show Você na TV!, this report verified the existence of a method of work which integrates news information in an entertainment based show. It was, therefore, concluded that several elements associated with news departments, as well as values and journalistic techniques, are used together with tools typical of entertainment, programmes such as the use of graphics and the appeal to emotion, for example. All these components end up contributing to the production of content that inform to entertain and entertain to inform.
Міськова, Дар'я Ігорівна, and Daria Ihorivna Miskova. "Лінгвопрагматичні особливості адресант-адресатних відносин у діалогічному просторі англомовних ток-шоу (на матеріалі вечірніх ток-шоу з Девідом Леттерманом)." Master's thesis, 2020. http://repository.sspu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/9734.
Full textThe purpose of work is to determine linguopragmatic features of the addressor - addressee relations in the genre of late night talk-shows. Much attention was paid to the study of these features in the research work.
Pereira, Paula Cristina Pepe. "Produção da SIC Mulher : estudo comparativo dos programas Mais Mulher e Faz Sentido." Master's thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/21516.
Full textTelevision is one of the main media outlets used by the Portuguese to access entertainment shows. Not only is it used as an entertainment outlet and information searcher, it also diffuses habits and customs that contribute for defining identities, production and standardization of lifestyles. Regardless of social-demographic segmentation, society identifies with television, which enables a bond of closeness between people. Therefore, television viewers create an intimate relationship with their favorite shows. But what happens when that same show changes its name? What are the reasons behind it? This report intends on analyzing the talk shows Mais Mulher and Faz Sentido, based on content, regulatory establishments and the audience, which in a certain way weight influence, knowing the reasons behind the change and what changed
Козинка, Вікторія Валеріївна, and Viktoriia Valeriivna Kozynka. "Вербалізація стратегій і тактик позитивної ввічливості в англомовному телевізійному дискурсі." Master's thesis, 2020. http://repository.sspu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/9730.
Full textThe research work “Verbalization of strategies and tactics of positive politeness in English television discourse” focuses on obtaining scientifically reliable results on the features of verbalization of strategies and tactics of positive politeness in the above-mentioned television discourse.
Jošt, David. "Analýza účasti politických aktérů v pořadu Otázky Václava Moravce mezi lety 2016 a 2018." Master's thesis, 2021. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-448596.
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