Representation of political actors in humoristic discourse of media
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political image
humoristic discourse of media
Political humor

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Mkhitarov, M. (2024). Representation of political actors in humoristic discourse of media. Georgian Scientists, 6(1), 306–312. https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2024.06.01.37

Abstract

Recently, the contemporary political communication has been changed comparatively that considers new forms of means of its expression. The key target is still unchangeable – having an impact on political processes, - whether it is changing of one’s social opinion or of a mass mood or attitude.  With the account of the above-mentioned, representation of political communication and political actors looks unbelievable without a straight linear process where media is the main mediator. Media became the major platform for obtaining of expanded auditoria belief for all politicians.

A kind of humoristic discourse has appeared on a new level of relations between media and politics, that, in its turn, proposed new methods necessary for representation of politicians. It became vivid that appearing of politicians in political talk shows was very interesting for viewers. Politicians deserve more positive responses that finally have an impact on their political image. Proceeding from this, politics is being expressed in all aspects of entertainment-humoristic talk shows contents; political humor became an integral part of media (Williams & Carpini, 2011).

A target of this article is to analyze a manner of representing of politicians in the humoristic discourse of media. Accordingly, to review the key methods applied for representation of a concrete politician and the way of formation of the politician’s image in the entertainment talk show.

For the determined target definite theoretic sources attached with examples are reviewed in this article where we can vividly observe that on top of humor politicians manage talking on political issues that is a carrier of a purposeful narrative.

 

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