During the course of this article I employ the reconsidered model of membership categorization analysis in order to explore the normative, categorial and sequen-tial characteristics of talk within a radio news interview. Furthermore, I explore the categorial and sequential characteristics of a particular form of adjacency and other features of the talk concerning the topic of banning fox hunting.The article explores transcribed materials as a means of illustrating how the alleged practice of providing answers that ‘fudge the issue ’ within political radio news interviews is facilitated by questions that introduce a specific moral device. Furthermore, it is argued that issues concerning accountability and the media need to be informed by stu...
This article analyses how objects of investigative journalism challenge journalistic authority and k...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the relationship between journalism and right wing popul...
This article addresses some ways in which stereotypes and stereotyping are treated as morally accoun...
During the course of this article I employ the reconsidered model of membership categorization analy...
During the course of this article we intend to explore some issues surrounding government policy and...
The current research undertakes a combined conversation analysis (CA)/membership categorisation anal...
This presentation examines ways in which membership categories are worked up, accepted and resisted ...
In the last twenty-five years the media has undergone major changes, moving fully from a broadcast m...
Talk between dual (or triple) host combinations dominates breakfast and drive programs. These progra...
The transforming media environment has rendered the interview a central form of news delivery partic...
ii The present study uses a Conversation Analytic (CA) framework to investigate how interviewers and...
In previous work on the news interview, considerable attention has been devoted to its role as an in...
This paper examines the way the host of a UK daytime television talk show, The Jeremy Kyle Show, gen...
The present study uses a Conversation Analytic (CA) framework to investigate how interviewers and i...
This article analyses how objects of investigative journalism challenge journalistic authority and k...
This article analyses how objects of investigative journalism challenge journalistic authority and k...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the relationship between journalism and right wing popul...
This article addresses some ways in which stereotypes and stereotyping are treated as morally accoun...
During the course of this article I employ the reconsidered model of membership categorization analy...
During the course of this article we intend to explore some issues surrounding government policy and...
The current research undertakes a combined conversation analysis (CA)/membership categorisation anal...
This presentation examines ways in which membership categories are worked up, accepted and resisted ...
In the last twenty-five years the media has undergone major changes, moving fully from a broadcast m...
Talk between dual (or triple) host combinations dominates breakfast and drive programs. These progra...
The transforming media environment has rendered the interview a central form of news delivery partic...
ii The present study uses a Conversation Analytic (CA) framework to investigate how interviewers and...
In previous work on the news interview, considerable attention has been devoted to its role as an in...
This paper examines the way the host of a UK daytime television talk show, The Jeremy Kyle Show, gen...
The present study uses a Conversation Analytic (CA) framework to investigate how interviewers and i...
This article analyses how objects of investigative journalism challenge journalistic authority and k...
This article analyses how objects of investigative journalism challenge journalistic authority and k...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the relationship between journalism and right wing popul...
This article addresses some ways in which stereotypes and stereotyping are treated as morally accoun...