Toplumruhbilimsel Betimlemeler ve Eleştirel Söylem Çözümlemesi Bağlamında "Gelinim Olur musun?" Adlı Yarışmadaki Dedikodu Nitelikli Konuşmalara Yönelik Bir İnceleme

Bu çalışmada, 'dedikodu' olarak nitelenebilecek konuşma etkinliği incelenmiştir. Çalışmanın bütüncesini bir TV kanalında sunulan "Gelinim Olur musun?" adlı yarışmada yer alan yarışmacılar arasında geçen konuşmalar oluşturmaktadır. İnceleme, yarışma evinde bireylerarası ilişkilerin oluştuğu yerel bağlam ile yarışmacıların kendilerini izleyici kitlesine tanıtarak oylarım almaya çalıştıktan rekabetçi bağlam çerçevesinde, dedikodunun yerine getirdiği işlevleri, toplumruhbilimsel betimlemeler ve eleştirel söylem çözümlemesi bağlamında belirlemeye yöneliktir. Yarışmacılar içinde yaşadıktan toplululukta hem etkin bir üye olarak kabul edilmek, hem de yarışmadan basan ile çıkabilmek konusunda dedikoduyu stratejik olarak kullanmaktadırlar.

A Study on a Speaking Activity Called Gossip in the Competition "Will You Be My Bride?" in Terms of Socio-Psychological Descriptions and Critical Discourse Analysis

This study examines a speaking activity called 'gossip'. The data is gathered from conversations of the participants of a competition called 'Gelinim Olur musun?' [Will you be my bride?], broadcast on a TV channel. The analysis aims at determining the functions of gossip in terms of socio-psychological descriptions and critical discourse analysis within the local context of the house where the interpersonal relationships are established and the competitive context where the participants try to obtain the votes of the audience by presenting themselves to them. The participants use gossip strategically in order to be accepted as an effective member within the group and to be the winner of this competition.

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