This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction by analysing the development of parasociality through relationships established between users and characters and the characteristics of this type of online community. The sample consisted of 4,762 spontaneous comments posted on social media pages (1,598 on Facebook and 3,164 on Twitter) linked to television series. Comments published between 1 January 2018 and 31 May 2020 were compiled the day after the premiere of each fiction. Our findings confirm those of previous researchs on the similarity between parasocial relationships with fictional characters and relationships in real life. This study also substantiates that women’s comments show a...
This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction...
Advances in media consumption and viewership have expanded the use of virtual communities such as st...
Digital age brings to television fiction viewers a variety of spaces where they can disclose their ...
This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction...
This article analyses the feeling of communities of female social viewers who watch television ficti...
Parasocial relationships (PSRs) examine the one-way, imagined relationships that takes place between...
Parasocial Relationships, coined by Horton and Wohl (1956), are a type of one-sided relationship tha...
In 1956, Donald Horton and R. Richard Wohl introduced the world to the theory of parasocial relation...
The concept of parasocial relationships has been around for a number of years. There are many varyin...
Social media is often criticised for detracting users from the benefits of the ‘real’ world, but are...
The construction of online gender identities around television fiction has been dominated by studies...
In the world of entertainment, parasocial relationships (PSRs) between the viewer and the performer ...
Parasocial relationships have become a popular topic of discourse throughout the COVID-19 pandemic w...
This research is to define and comprehend the primary effects of parasocial relationships with the a...
Parasocial interactions are one-sided relationships formed between a media spectator and a media fig...
This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction...
Advances in media consumption and viewership have expanded the use of virtual communities such as st...
Digital age brings to television fiction viewers a variety of spaces where they can disclose their ...
This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction...
This article analyses the feeling of communities of female social viewers who watch television ficti...
Parasocial relationships (PSRs) examine the one-way, imagined relationships that takes place between...
Parasocial Relationships, coined by Horton and Wohl (1956), are a type of one-sided relationship tha...
In 1956, Donald Horton and R. Richard Wohl introduced the world to the theory of parasocial relation...
The concept of parasocial relationships has been around for a number of years. There are many varyin...
Social media is often criticised for detracting users from the benefits of the ‘real’ world, but are...
The construction of online gender identities around television fiction has been dominated by studies...
In the world of entertainment, parasocial relationships (PSRs) between the viewer and the performer ...
Parasocial relationships have become a popular topic of discourse throughout the COVID-19 pandemic w...
This research is to define and comprehend the primary effects of parasocial relationships with the a...
Parasocial interactions are one-sided relationships formed between a media spectator and a media fig...
This paper explores parasocial phenomena on social media pages related to Spanish television fiction...
Advances in media consumption and viewership have expanded the use of virtual communities such as st...
Digital age brings to television fiction viewers a variety of spaces where they can disclose their ...