“Cześć chłopaku!” Rytualne aspekty okazywania zaangażowania w rozmowę w audycji radiowej

Katarzyna Szkuta

doi:10.18778/1733-8069.5.2.02

Authors

Katarzyna Szkuta Uniwersytet Warszawski, Polska

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-8069.5.2.02

Keywords:

conversation analysis, interactional sociolinguistic, high-involvement style, involvement in conversation, ritual analysis of conversation

Abstract

In phone-ins on morning radio programs one can observe the presence of different ritual means which enable the host and the caller to build a rapport. These conversations are created for an overhearing audience, i.e. listeners at home who expect that the host will address the callers in a friendly and informal way. However, all radio talks are dependent on the institutional context of broadcasting and necessarily include specific features typical of formal talk. The author of the article claims that the "friendly on-air chat" has, in spite of many demonstrations of intimacy between the hosts and the callers, a clearly professional character and shows how the hosts use the elements of high-involvement style to create the effect of bonding with the audience.

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Author Biography

Katarzyna Szkuta, Uniwersytet Warszawski, Polska

Katarzyna Szkuta, mgr – socjolożka i polonistka, doktorantka w Instytucie Stosowanych Nauk Społecznych UW. Pisze pracę doktorską o wytwarzaniu poczucia „normalności” w codziennych konwersacjach. Zainteresowania naukowe: analiza konwersacji, rytualna analiza konwersacji, metodologia nauk społecznych.

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