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The turn-taking system of broadcast political interviews | ||
| journal of the college of basic education | ||
| Article 1, Volume 14, Issue 62, 2010, Pages 137-156 | ||
| Authors | ||
| General Linguistics; Jassim N. Al-Azzawi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Nowadays the broadcast political interview plays such an important role in both the media and the political process that it has become the focus of present day research,(Cohen,1987:23).The most extensive work has been within the general framework of Conversation Analysis, and there is no doubt that this work has been fruitful (See Heritage,1985;Jucker, 1986; Greatbatch, 1986a).The main focus has been on the interview turn-taking system. The interview turn taking system is a product both of the general tasks of broadcasting and of the place of broadcasting within the political and economic systems of the western democracies. The generic product of this system is that the participants treat their talk as geared to an overhearing audience. The participants have to cooperate in building the “interview talk”, and their roles as interviewer and interviewee. The interview turn taking system is basically made of questions and answers. The activities of asking and answering are pre-allocated to the roles of interviewer and interviewee (Clayman and Heritage, 2002a:119). | ||
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