인터뷰 대화에서 나타나는 관계범주 조정에 기반을 둔 칭찬전략 연구
Complimentary strategies through relationship category adjustment in interview talk
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This study attempts to show how entertainment-oriented talk-show interactions between the host and the guest are organized as a type of semi-institutional talk, which exhibits the characteristics of both ordinary conversation and institutional talk in terms of many aspects of its discursive configuration. The purpose of this study is to address the participants’ complementary work based on their mutual knowledge about membership category. The conversational data examined here are excerpted from ‘Talk Asia’ of CNN, in which the host interviews a single guest with celebrity or expert status, addressing various topics concerning the guest’s personal life, career, or relationship with others. Within a conversational analytic framework, this study analyzes that, when the host questions about the guest’s relationship member who has not participated in this show, creating complimentary context, the guest usually uses category transformation or category comparison strategies and maximizes compliment for the relationship category in their own way. In other words, this study indicates that the participants in interview talk perform the categorization work such as transformation or comparison as a resource for organizing complimentary discursive action.
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This study attempts to show how entertainment-oriented talk-show interactions between the host and the guest are organized as a type of semi-institutional talk, which exhibits the characteristics of both ordinary conversation and institutional talk in terms of many aspects of its discursive configuration. The purpose of this study is to address the participants’ complementary work based on their mutual knowledge about membership category. The conversational data examined here are excerpted from ‘Talk Asia’ of CNN, in which the host interviews a single guest with celebrity or expert status, addressing various topics concerning the guest’s personal life, career, or relationship with others. Within a conversational analytic framework, this study analyzes that, when the host questions about the guest’s relationship member who has not participated in this show, creating complimentary context, the guest usually uses category transformation or category comparison strategies and maximizes compliment for the relationship category in their own way. In other words, this study indicates that the participants in interview talk perform the categorization work such as transformation or comparison as a resource for organizing complimentary discursive action.
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