"Doing" Interviewer Roles in TV Interviews
Mie Femø Nielsen
Abstract
Mie Femø Nielsen
Abstract
The article suggests an action-based taxonomy for interviews that reflects the interviewers behavior, depending on whether the interviewee is invited to, e.g., produce an argumentation for or account of something, to declare something or to tell a story. Using the conversation analytic method a range of Danish interviews are analysed. It shows three different interviewer roles and how they are done.
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The article suggests an action-based taxonomy for interviews that reflects the interviewers behavior, depending on whether the interviewee is invited to, e.g., produce an argumentation for or account of something, to declare something or to tell a story. Using the conversation analytic method a range of Danish interviews are analysed. It shows three different interviewer roles and how they are done.
Key concepts: Interview, Danish, Conversation, Psychology, Conversation analysis, Social psychology, Argumentation theory, Epistemology