2012
DOI: 10.3167/proj.2012.060203
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Don, Peggy, and Other Fictional Friends? Engaging with Characters in Television Series

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“…Seega pakub ka käsitlus parasotsiaalsest interaktsioonist omajagu veenvat panust, aitamaks mõtestada televaatajate-vestlejate ekspressiiv-narratiivset püüdu mõista n-ö ekraaniinimesi otsekui kombatavate "teistena". Inimestena, kes võivad küll olla kogejaga "sarnased", kuid siiski määratletud kindlapiiriliselt suveräänsete, omas-maailmasiseseisvalt-eksisteerivatena (vrd Alderson-Day & Bernini & Fernyhough 2017;Plantinga 2011;Goldie 2004;Vaage 2014;Blanchet & Vaage 2012).…”
Section: Kuidas Selgitada Positiivset Tegelaskujuontoloogiat Paradoksunclassified
“…Seega pakub ka käsitlus parasotsiaalsest interaktsioonist omajagu veenvat panust, aitamaks mõtestada televaatajate-vestlejate ekspressiiv-narratiivset püüdu mõista n-ö ekraaniinimesi otsekui kombatavate "teistena". Inimestena, kes võivad küll olla kogejaga "sarnased", kuid siiski määratletud kindlapiiriliselt suveräänsete, omas-maailmasiseseisvalt-eksisteerivatena (vrd Alderson-Day & Bernini & Fernyhough 2017;Plantinga 2011;Goldie 2004;Vaage 2014;Blanchet & Vaage 2012).…”
Section: Kuidas Selgitada Positiivset Tegelaskujuontoloogiat Paradoksunclassified
“…Thus, in these narrations the character and viewer can share life experiences that prove traumatic for the character and can therefore be invoked in the future because both share these memories. Robert Blanchet and Margrethe Bruun Vaage call these memories “the shared history account” (28). Several authors consider the shared history account as an essential factor in any long relationship between two people (Blanchet and Vaage 28).…”
Section: The Truman Show: Meta‐viewer and Meta‐authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The same holds for the spectator: If I, as the spectator, were to "look" at the fictional state of affairs of Tony being shot only from the egocentric perspective of my own concerns, I would at best feel a slight dose of self-directed worry that I could lose my fictional friend Tony (Blanchet and Vaage 2012). However, it is most likely that I will be looking at this state of affairs from the perspective of Tony's concerns, or preferences, and thinking about what this means to him.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%