“我们不是叛乱者”:政治新闻采访中的问责制和成员类别谈判

IF 2.3 2区 文学 Q1 COMMUNICATION
Abdulrahman Alroumi
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本文观察了两个阿拉伯网络新闻采访互动中成员类别的出现及其在问责制构建中的作用。它采用成员分类分析(MCA)来分析这些类别如何有助于设计采访者的问题和受访者的答案。这些数据包括来自四个节目的28小时的阿拉伯新闻采访记录。研究结果表明,有三种交互模式可以调用成员类别。在第一种模式中,采访者在采访者的问题中以可问责的类别来谈判他们的在职或他们的政治盟友。在第二种模式中,受访者表现出成员类别,以消除所显示的责任,而在第三种模式中,他们表现出对某些类别的在职者的否定,即使他们在面试官的问题中没有明确地包括在这些类别中。
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‘We are not putschists’: Accountability and the negotiation of membership categories in political news interviews

This paper observes the emergence of membership categories and their role in the construction of accountability in news interview interactions on two Arabic networks. It adopts a Membership Categorisation Analysis (MCA) to analyse how these categories contribute to the design of interviewers’ questions and interviewees’ answers. The data include twenty-eight hours of recorded Arab news interviews from four shows. The findings demonstrate that there are three interactional patterns in which membership categories are invoked. In the first pattern, interviewees engage in negotiating their incumbency or their political allies in accountable categories in interviewers’ questions. In the second pattern, interviewees display membership categories to obviate the shown accountability, while in the third pattern, they show negation of their incumbency of some categories even though they have not been explicitly included in these categories in interviewers’ questions.

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Discourse Context & Media
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