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Estructura del discurso televisivo: hacia una teoría de los géneros

Authors: Mas Manchón, Lluís;

Estructura del discurso televisivo: hacia una teoría de los géneros

Abstract

En la actualidad, la televisión produce programas híbridos que combinan el discurso informativo, persuasivo y de entretenimiento. El peso específico de cada discurso varía en los tres niveles estructurales del mensaje de masas: nivel intencional (objetivos), estructural (contenido) y super-estructural (expresivo). Esto es fruto del proceso experimentado por la televisión a raíz de la revolución tecnológica y los cambios sociales. En este artículo se plantean los principios comunicativos por los que se organiza la información en los tres niveles estructurales de los programas para integrar los tres tipos discursivos. A diferencia de propuestas descriptivas y/o críticas, se apunta a una línea de investigación de los géneros televisivos desde el funcionalismo sistémico y el análisis textual. A través de ejemplos extremos de dominancia de diferentes discursos en los niveles estructurales, el modelo consigue explicar los procesos de hibridación, formula las preguntas de investigación adecuadas, y señala los principios estructurales para futuras variables de estudio.

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Structure and discourse, Effects, Estructura y discurso, efectos, Television genders, Communication. Mass media, funcionalismo, Formatos, Functionalism, Funcionalismo, géneros televisivos, P87-96, formatos, Formats, Efectos, estructura y discurso, Géneros televisivos

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popularity
This indicator reflects the "current" impact/attention (the "hype") of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network.
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influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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impulse
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