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En aquest treball s'intenten trobar les raons per les quals els espectadors veuen els date shows, a més de saber els factors positius que aquests programes tenen per atreure a la gent. També s'analitza el fenomen de "First Dates" com a recent estrena del gènere i l'impacte que aquest tipus de programes tenen a nivell internacional.
Jamois i Ruiz, Irina +1 more
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En aquest treball s'intenten trobar les raons per les quals els espectadors veuen els date shows, a més de saber els factors positius que aquests programes tenen per atreure a la gent. També s'analitza el fenomen de "First Dates" com a recent estrena del gènere i l'impacte que aquest tipus de programes tenen a nivell internacional.
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Tooling Around—Dates Show Early Siberian Settlement
Science, 1997A Report on page 1281 presents new thermoluminescence dates on primitive stone tools from Siberia. The results suggest that early humans lived there as early as 260,000 years ago—long before anthropologists thought they were capable of surviving such a bitter climate.
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If You Are the One : Dating shows and feminist politics in contemporary China
International Journal of Cultural Studies, 2014Dating shows are experiencing resurgence in contemporary China. This study conducts a critical discourse analysis of If You Are the One, one of the most popular dating shows, to examine what are the ways in which women are represented and how the show is both shaped by and constitutive of the ongoing sociocultural practices in contemporary China.
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Inventing traditions: television dating shows in the People’s Republic of China
Media, Culture & Society, 2016Chinese dating shows emerged in the late 1980s and initially were a space for marriage advertisement for individuals. It has then evolved into an entertainment arena for singles to show talent, discuss, and interact with one another. The evolution of the shows not only reflects the changing preference of television viewers but also testifies the ...
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Demographic Characteristics and Motives of Individuals Viewing Reality Dating Shows
The Communication Review, 2007Over the last few years, the number of television dating shows has increased exponentially from 2 to over 28 during the period of 2000 to 2002. The purpose of this study was to examine demographic variables, personality characteristics, and attachment styles of individuals who view television dating shows.
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Creació d'un dating show televisiu : Cita a Prova
2018Creación de un nuevo programa televisivo de citas. En cada programa, cuatro parejas divididas según la tribu urbana en la que se sientan representados, se someterán a una prueba de compatibilidad, dirigida por una coach, para encontrar su alma gemela. A pesar del resultado, los concursantes deberán decidir si quieren, o no, tener una cita.
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Guide to relationships: the emotion economy of Chinese dating shows
Adopting a cultural and historical account, this thesis investigates discourses and media practices about relationships in Chinese dating shows. Based on three case studies of popular dating shows and my participatory observations in a production team, I employ the concept of “the emotion economy as the theoretical framework to understand the ...openaire +1 more source
Dates of Shows and Meetings, 1953
Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Production, 1952openaire +1 more source