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La televisión, “lugar de memoria” transgresivo

2010

International audience; Contrairement au cinéma, la télévision espagnole a accordé à la guerre civile, à l'immédiate après-guerre et à la répression franquiste une place dérisoire par rapport à l'espace médiatique qu'elle représente et aux moyens de production et de diffusion dont elle dispose. Ce parti pris et l'orientation de bon nombre des programmes qu'elle a proposés au cours de ces trente cinq dernières années, font de la télévision, la plus remarquable et présente manifestation du point de vue des vainqueurs.

[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/Literaturemémoire[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureEspagne contemporainespanishes culturals studiesspanish televisionmédias espagnolescontemporary spanish historyEtudes culturelles hispaniquesspanishes mass-medias
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Need for closure moderates the break in the message effect

2016

Abstract Cutting the message into smaller portions is a common practice in the media. Typically such messages consist of a headline followed by a story elaboration. In a series of studies Dolinski and Kofta (2001) have shown that such a break in the message increases the effect of the information provided in the headline over that of a story which actually contained information inconsistent with that headline. A possible explanation of this effect, based on the concept of the need for cognitive closure, is presented in the article. The experiment shows the break-in-the-message effect is found mainly for participants with high need for closure but not for those with low such need.

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