“每个人都有,每个人都用”:对话网络中通过乘法产生的“公共性”

IF 2.3 2区 文学 Q1 COMMUNICATION Discourse Context & Media Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.1016/j.dcm.2022.100657
Ron Korenaga , Tom Ogawa
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本文将新闻制作探索为普通民众通过互联网直接参与的“参与式新闻”。虽然参与式新闻理想化了公民和记者的共同创造,但据说也存在一些局限性,如由于参与者的孤立性而导致的质量损失。在本文中,我们将日本电视新闻节目的例子视为参与式新闻。该节目报道了“联系中的孤立”问题,即尽管年轻人通过在线联系与许多人保持联系,但他们仍有持续的孤独感。然而,“联系中的孤立”概念呈现了不同版本的问题,例如个人焦虑的公开预测。因此,我们采用了一种组合的方法论视角,包括成员分类分析(MCA)和对话网络(DN)。随后,我们调查了节目参与者如何通过对节目序列中相关参与者之间互动的分类描述和话语组织来追究问题的责任。通过这项调查,我们阐明了公共性是如何通过民主党人的个人话语的倍增而产生的,我们还考虑了新闻制作是如何通过日本环境中的话语实践来运作的。
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“Everyone has it, everyone uses it”: The emergence of “publicness” through multiplication in dialogical networks

This paper explores news production as “participatory journalism” in which ordinary people directly participate via the Internet. While participatory journalism idealises citizens' and journalists’ co-creation, there are said to be limitations such as loss of quality, which results from the insularism of participants. In this paper, we consider the example of a Japanese TV news programme as participatory journalism. The programme reports on the problem of “isolation in connection” — youth’s persistent sense of loneliness despite keeping in touch with many people via online connections. However, the concept of “isolation in connection” presents different versions of the problem such as public projections of personal angst. Therefore, we adopted a combined methodological perspective, including membership categorisation analysis (MCA) and dialogical networks (DNs). Subsequently, we investigated how the programme participants made the problem accountable through categorical descriptions and discursive organisation of interactions among relevant actors in the course of programme sequences. Through this investigation, we elucidate how publicness emerges through the multiplication of personal discourse in the DNs and we consider how news production works through discursive practices in the Japanese milieu.

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Discourse Context & Media
Discourse Context & Media COMMUNICATION-
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