关闭实时视频流:序列分析

IF 2.3 2区 文学 Q1 COMMUNICATION
Le Song, Christian Licoppe
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研究认为,“普通对话”及其组织是“制度”对话的基础(Drew&;Heritage,1992),制度形式可以被描述为对这种有序组织的约束。这种争论可以扩展到技术中介的互动,在这种互动中,参与者可以共同定位于“标准”对话序列和技术的互动“可供性”,以实现互动目的。我们在这里讨论如何在直播视频流中实现这样的互动目标(结束技术中介的相遇)。我们认为,虽然参与者可以被视为以一种面向普通对话中结束语组织的方式来做这件事,但他们这样做的方式对现场视频流的可供性很敏感。我们发现:a)大多数流都涉及关闭序列,因此将直播流定义为与关闭相关的社交遭遇;b) 在直播结束时,部分轻松地定向于会说话的头部配置;c) 一个由四部分组成的结束序列;d) 在关闭直播流时,有两种不同的话题发展——一种是来自观众的话题信息,另一种是流媒体发起的一些“可提及的注意事项”。
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Closing live video streams: A sequential analysis

Research has argued that “ordinary conversation” and its organization are foundational to “institutional” talk (Drew & Heritage, 1992), and that institutional forms can be characterized as constraints on such a sequential organization. Such an argument can be extended to technology-mediated interaction, in which participants may orient jointly to “standard” conversational sequences and the technology’s interactional “affordances” to achieve interactional ends. We discuss here how such an interactional goal (closing a technology-mediated encounter) may be achieved in live video streaming. We argue that while participants can be seen to do that in a way that orients to the organization of closings in ordinary conversation, they do so in a way that is sensitive to the affordances of live video streams. We find that: a) Most of the streams involve closing sequences, thus framing the live stream as a social encounter for which closing is relevant; b) A partial and relaxed orientation to talking heads configuration in live stream closings; c) A four-part closing sequence; d) Two different topic development in closing the live streams—a topic message comes from the audience and some “mentionable noticeables” initiated by the streamer.

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Discourse Context & Media
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