Morally Judging Entertainment: A Case Study of Live Tweeting During<i>Downton Abbey</i>

Ji, Qihao; Raney, Arthur A.

doi:10.1080/15213269.2014.956939

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“…Thus, the application of a dictionary tool like ours would demand creative ways of data aggregation in specific research scenarios. For example, in one study which examined the live tweets sent during the Season 3 finale of Downtown Abbey [37], researchers were able to look into the morally oriented nature of live tweets according to the characters featured in the TV show. Similarly, as the marketing and public relation industries increasingly recognize the merits of self-transcendent emotions, applying our dictionary to gain consumer insights concerning brands or companies on social media is foreseeable.…”

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“…Developed by social psychologists Jesse Graham and Jonathan Haidt, the Moral Foundation Dictionary is a LIWC-enabled dictionary for measuring five moral considerations expressed in textual messages based on moral foundation theory [36]. Similar to the original LIWC dictionary, the MFD has been applied in other areas of research as well [37].…”

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“…The construction of the Self-Transcendent Emotion Dictionary (STED) was guided by the procedures utilized to develop the latest version of the LIWC dictionary (LIWC 2015) [28] and the MFD [37], relying on expansive and contractive steps comparable to those used to construct the latter. Specifically, in the first step, we identified words, word stems, phrases, associations, and synonyms within six categories: awe, admiration, elevation, gratitude, hope, and inspiration.…”

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Developing and validating the self-transcendent emotion dictionary for text analysis

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2020

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Recent years have seen a growing amount of research effort directed toward what positive media psychologists refer to as self-transcendent emotions, such as awe, admiration, elevation, gratitude, inspiration, and hope. While these emotions are invaluable to promote greater human connectedness, prosociality, and human flourishing, researchers are constrained in terms of analyzing self-transcendent emotions as expressed in spoken and written languages. Drawing upon the word-counting approach of the text analysis paradigm, this project aimed at constructing a dictionary tool-Self-Transcendent Emotion Dictionary (STED)-which can be uploaded into mainstream, text analytic software (e.g., LIWC) to identify and analyze self-transcendent emotions in large corpora. This dictionary tool was then refined and validated via three studies, where individual words were first rated with regard to their fitness into the proposed construct (Step 1), and then used to analyze essays written to reflect the corresponding construct (Step 2). Finally, the refined dictionary was applied to examine words used in nearly 4,000 human-coded New York Times articles (Step 3). Results indicated that the final dictionary, consisting of 351 lexicons and phrases, exhibits acceptable face and construct validity, and possesses a reasonable level of external validity and applicability. Despite its shortcoming in accounting for the rhetorical techniques ingrained in natural human language, the STED could be instrumental for social scientific inquiry of positive emotions in textual narratives.

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2020

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“…2013, 318) valossa uudet digitaalisen median verkostot ennemminkin täydentävät televisionkatsomiskokemusta kuin uhkaavat sen olemassaoloa. Tabletin, älypuhelimen tai muun oheisnäytön kautta tapahtuvaa televisiokatsojien välistä vuorovaikutusta on kutsuttu viimeaikaisissa tutkimuksissa yhtäällä sosiaaliseksi televisioksi (Wohn & Na 2011;Giglietto & Selva 2014;Qihao & Raney 2015) ja toisaalla livetviittaamiseksi (Highfield ym. 2013;Schirra ym.…”

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“…2013;Schirra ym. 2014;Qihao & Raney 2015). Näen sosiaalisen television käsitteenä kuvaavan televisiolähetyksen ja Twitterin luomaa digitaalista tilaa kokonaisuutena, livetviittaamisella viittaan yleisön toimintaan tuossa jaetussa tilassa.…”

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Livetviittaaminen jalkapallon MM-kisojen mediaspektaakkelissa – Sosiaalisen television faniutuva yleisö

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2016

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Tässä artikkelissa tarkastellaan suomalaisen Twitter-yleisön faniutumista jalkapallon MM-kisojen mediaspektaakkelissa. 1 Tutkimusaineisto koostuu Ylen kisastudiolähetyksistä ja yleisön lähettämistä #ylemmfutis-tviiteistä vuoden 2014 jalkapallon MM-kisojen aikana. Fanius nähdään tutkimuksessa sosiaalisena konstruktiona, jota lähestytään diskursiivisen position käsitteen kautta. Televisiolähetystä ja yleisön livetviittaamista tarkastellaan kolmesta sosiaalisen television näkökulmasta (virtuaalinen olohuone, performatiivinen näyttämö, pseudoyhteisö), joissa faniuden keskeiset näkökulmat (affektiivisuus, aktiivisuus, sosiaalisuus) yhdistetään digitalisoitumisen myötä syntyneisiin uusiin viestinnän mahdollisuuksiin (reaaliaikaisuus, julkisuus, interaktiivisuus). Tutkimuksen perusteella mediaspektaakkeliin liittyvä fanius voidaan käsittää tietynlaisena trendifaniutena, jota leimaa faniuden hetkellisyys sekä yleisön ja fanin rajan hämärtyminen.

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Arguing for a General Framework for Social Media Scholarship

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2016

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Morally Judging Entertainment: A Case Study of Live Tweeting DuringDownton Abbey

Cited by 29 publications

References 30 publications

Developing and validating the self-transcendent emotion dictionary for text analysis

Developing and validating the self-transcendent emotion dictionary for text analysis

Livetviittaaminen jalkapallon MM-kisojen mediaspektaakkelissa – Sosiaalisen television faniutuva yleisö

Arguing for a General Framework for Social Media Scholarship

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