Definitions Week 4 Flashcards
Interactivity
Level of interaction between the presenter and audience, for example direct address
Quasi-interactive
Whereby one party produces symbolic forms for those not present, and another party accepts those symbols even though they are unable to respond
Liveliness
Level of spontaneity
Author
Composing the message
Animator
Uttering the message
Principal
Carrying responsibility for the message’s content
The broadcast paradox
Performing for a physically absent audience and speaking to that audience in an intimate/friendly manner
Lexico-grammatical features
Name and location features
Prosodic features
Intonation, stress and rhythm
Spatial deixis
Adverbs of location used deictically
Demonstrative referencing
A determiner that points to a noun
Narrative
News taking the form of a story
Commentary
A descriptive spoken account of an event as it happens