Face cachée: analyse de la réception de la série tv Normal People chez les milléniaux en Serbie et conceptualisation de l'erreur soudaine dans la recherche
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v17i2.3Mots-clés :
série télévisée, Normal People, milléniaux, „plaisir spectateur“, erreur de rechercheRésumé
Dans ce travail je me concentre sur l'aspect de la réception de la série télévisée Normal People auprès de son public en Serbie, avec l'intention d'éclairer la dimension de „plaisir spectateur“ dans les pratiques spectatrices et d'ouvrir la question de l'importance de cet aspect de „visionnage de la télévision“ pour la compréhension des significations et des effets sociaux des textes télévisés. Il s'est avéré que l'idée initiale de rassembler le matériel pour l'analyse à l'aide d'un appel ouvert à participer au sondage en ligne, et cela par une réponse narrative à la question sur les raisons pour lesquelles les gens ont aimé (ou non) regarder la série, a été lacunaire, car le taux de réponses a été moins grand que prévu, ce qui a empiriquement „aminci“ le sondage, mais a en revanche donné la possibilité d'analyser certains des problèmes dans les rechercbes qualitatives de l'actualité et des textes médiatiques (en ligne). L'élucidation de ces problèmes méthodologiques et épistémologiques est étrangement devenue une partie importante du texte, parallèlement aux résultats du sondage.
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