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| + | |Abstract=The aim of this study is to analyse in detail the endogenous interactional work through which speakers identify themselves and are identified by the others as taking such and such stand on the topic at stake, through the activation of different kinds of public in order to make their standpoint explicit. This analytic approach is based on the description of the practical methods routinely used by members in order to understand each other in the course of their activity. Within this | ||
| + | framework, the panel interview under study appears as an instance of a reception-in-action” concerning a topic abundantly addressed by media in this period of time, June 2003 which gave rise to divergent, even opposed views from the media themselves and from commentators and audiences as well. Our main focus will be the way in which the broadcast’s guests show their concern with the media and political aspects of the topic, not just as a personal interest, but as members of a public they outline in the way they take part in the sequential and | ||
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| BibType | ARTICLE |
| Key | Barthelemy2008 |
| Author(s) | Michel Barthélémy |
| Title | Reception-in-action in a panel interview: The interactional production claims in the media |
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| Tag(s) | EMCA, Ethnography, Media, Interview |
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| Year | 2008 |
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| Journal | Ethnographic Studies |
| Volume | 10 |
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| Pages | 89-105 |
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Abstract
The aim of this study is to analyse in detail the endogenous interactional work through which speakers identify themselves and are identified by the others as taking such and such stand on the topic at stake, through the activation of different kinds of public in order to make their standpoint explicit. This analytic approach is based on the description of the practical methods routinely used by members in order to understand each other in the course of their activity. Within this framework, the panel interview under study appears as an instance of a reception-in-action” concerning a topic abundantly addressed by media in this period of time, June 2003 which gave rise to divergent, even opposed views from the media themselves and from commentators and audiences as well. Our main focus will be the way in which the broadcast’s guests show their concern with the media and political aspects of the topic, not just as a personal interest, but as members of a public they outline in the way they take part in the sequential and topical organization of the panel interview.
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