2016
DOI: 10.5117/2016.044.001.005
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Morele ambivalentie en narratieve complexiteit

Abstract: Samenvatting De publieke opinie en wetenschap besteden steeds vaker aandacht aan de effecten van moreel ambivalente personages, omdat verondersteld wordt dat ze een groot deel van de cast van televisie zouden vormen. Deze inhoudsanalyse verkent de longitudinale veranderingen in de representatie van de morele aard en socio-demografische kenmerken van de cast van fictieprogramma’s uitgezonden op Nederlandse primetime televisie (1985-2010).

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“…Particularly, these new cable network shows are not centered around classic morally good heroes, but feature anti-heroes or even criminals as (main) characters. These morally ambiguous characters [MACs] (Daalmans, Hijmans, & Wester, 2016;Krakowiak & Tsay-Vogel, 2011;Krakowiak & Oliver, 2012;Shafer & Raney, 2012) often behave in immoral ways, even though they also have redeeming qualities that differentiate them from traditional villains (Eden, Grizzard, & Lewis, 2011;Krakowiak & Tsay-Vogel, 2011). The Italian-American mobster Tony Soprano, the protagonist in the American crime drama television series The Sopranos (HBO, 1999(HBO, -2007, is a notable example of a MAC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particularly, these new cable network shows are not centered around classic morally good heroes, but feature anti-heroes or even criminals as (main) characters. These morally ambiguous characters [MACs] (Daalmans, Hijmans, & Wester, 2016;Krakowiak & Tsay-Vogel, 2011;Krakowiak & Oliver, 2012;Shafer & Raney, 2012) often behave in immoral ways, even though they also have redeeming qualities that differentiate them from traditional villains (Eden, Grizzard, & Lewis, 2011;Krakowiak & Tsay-Vogel, 2011). The Italian-American mobster Tony Soprano, the protagonist in the American crime drama television series The Sopranos (HBO, 1999(HBO, -2007, is a notable example of a MAC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%