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Recherches anglaises et nord-américaines, 2003
Satire is a regular feature of British television, both in fiction and topical comedy. Its contribution to contemporary culture and politics deserves to be taken seriously but it has attracted little academic interest. An exception is Wagg’s analysis of post-war British satirical comedy (1992) where he argues that satire has had a negative effect on ...
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Satire is a regular feature of British television, both in fiction and topical comedy. Its contribution to contemporary culture and politics deserves to be taken seriously but it has attracted little academic interest. An exception is Wagg’s analysis of post-war British satirical comedy (1992) where he argues that satire has had a negative effect on ...
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Laughter and Liability: The Politics of British and Dutch Television Satire
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2009Contemporary politicians face immense rhetorical and communicative challenges. Performing on the intertwined stages of politics, media (including Internet) and everyday life, they need to master diverse and contrasting repertoires of talk. Political communication research, at present, has ignored the question of how politicians face and experience ...
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Three Satiric Television Decoding Positions
Communication Studies, 2012This essay explores viewer meaning-making with an ironic and satiric television text, analyzing focus group discourse from Chappelle's Show viewers. Participants’ interpretations of Chappelle's Show's representation repeated historical mediated stereotypes of a “Black and White” world that includes violent Black characters and “dorky” White characters.
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Audience Engagement with Malayalam Television Political Satire Shows: A Qualitative Study
Journal of Communication and Management, 2023Satire is a sword that keeps the audience alert and involved in recent political developments when other forms of traditional media have failed to communicate politics effectively. This qualitative study was done among the people who watch Malayalam political satire shows. This study attempts to throw light on the viewing habits of selected
Afaq Ahmad, Sanuja Salim
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2013
In the present study, satire is addressed from a more comprehensive theoretical framework that will not reduce it to a form of literary discourse. Consequently, this paper proposes a bipartite model of satire: the macro and the micro model. While the former sees satire as an institutionalized genre of discourse, the latter perceives it not as a genre ...
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In the present study, satire is addressed from a more comprehensive theoretical framework that will not reduce it to a form of literary discourse. Consequently, this paper proposes a bipartite model of satire: the macro and the micro model. While the former sees satire as an institutionalized genre of discourse, the latter perceives it not as a genre ...
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The Musician and the Recording Studio: Satirical Perspectives in Film and Television
2022This article explores the relationship between musicians and recording studios in a range of satirical screen works. For two decades, there has been a debate about the necessity of professional recording studios amid increasingly sophisticated home recording technology.
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Holocaust Humor, Satire, and Parody on Israeli Television
Jewish Film & New Media, 2015The politicization of the Holocaust has been reflected in Israeli culture from the late 1940s in cinema, literature, theater, and poetry; in the last several decades, it has also been depicted on Israeli television. Most of the representations of the Holocaust in the first decades of Israel's existence were dramatic. But from the 1990s onward, Israelis
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“SCTV now begins its programming day”: Television, Satire, and the Archive
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12. Deconstructing Dad: Satire and Hegemonic Masculinity in Mainstream Television
Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference Proceedings, 2016What’s sarcastic, droll, brightly coloured, watched by millions and enforces a hegemonic masculine identity? No, not a sports centre update. Family Guy and American Dad!, along with other mainstream popular television shows, feeds into extreme notions of masculinity by depicting humorous macho images that emulate physical strength, aggressiveness ...
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