Multimodal discourse analysis of TV interview: A case study of David

Multimodal discourse analysis of TV interview: A case study of David Letterman’s the Late show

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1. NO literature review, applied analysis only.
2. This the analysis of 8 minutes of the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxMcHunIo14
3. The analysis should starts right after 00:35 seconds of the video.
4. This is the combination of conversation analysis (% 35) as well as (% 65) of the use of gestures and body movements.
5. Transcription of the actual conversation is required
6. please indicate to the time on the video where certain gesture co-occur.
6. This research is: Motivation: This paper is motivated by the notion that speech and gesture cooccur in congruent with the underlying idea. The human physical movements won?t occur randomly, instead they come as supplementarily enhancing the expressive value of the spoken discourse through semiotic enacting of the meaning expressed. Such coherent relation between speech and gesture co-occur in parelle to meaning unites rather than per semantic or syntactic unites (McNeill, 2000; Quek et al., 2002; Quek, 2003) (888). Such approach to multimodal analysis is combatable with Fonagy?s concept of ?double coding in speech? (Fonagy, 1971:a?.189?22): The linguistic and visual decoding.
Hypothesis: Gestures are employed by TV talk show hosts (here David Letterman) to control the stream of the conversation with celebrities. Such multimodality is used to hit the goal of the show within the time limit of the show.
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