kelly说他有小修 但是我不知道修在哪里 先PO上来给大家看 我也有在硬碟放一份让大家下载 -----------------我是分隔线---------------------------- 阅听人分析 (Audience Studies) Tuesday 15:00-17:00 胡绮珍(Kelly Hu) [email protected] 本课程将阅听人研究放置於文化研究的背景，探讨阅听人研究兴起的历史脉络，尤其是强 调阅听人如何从消极被动的角色到被发掘其抵抗、主动积极的诠释过程与多元化的实践－ 包含民族志(ethnography) 作为一重要的研究方法理解阅听人日常生活消费的情境、女性 读者的通俗剧观赏与协商现实世界亲密关系的发展、罗曼史阅读经验、族裔认同的接收、 八卦新闻／卫星电视与品味的划分、迷族群/新媒体科技/跨国影像流动／全球化的相互交 流如何重新绘制科技／跨文化地理与激发虚拟社群互动性集结。 本课程期许修课者能够熟悉不同阅听人相关的理论与个案探讨，并进一步琢磨训练修课者 以下几个方面的能力: 挖掘自己有兴趣了解的阅听接收议题、适当的选择评估阅听人研究 的取向与研究角度，以及研究者对於研究对象阅听人的诠释权与诠释意义建构。 课程要求与评分方式 1. 课堂出席率、迟到早退与参与讨论的用心程度。若因故无法上课，请事先告知。若事 出突然临时无法上课，也请电话通知所办助理，请助理转告。此外，若不时有迟到状况将 影响期末成绩。(15%) 2. 各修课者须针对每周阅读材料做重点式摘要报告与回应（约1000字以内）。上课时须 针对阅读想法提出问题或抒发感想，并接受其他同学提问。(20%) 3. 课堂导读分配回应（学期初分组）(15%) ＊因应阅读资料，於课堂中负责提出你/你所观察到相关特定的现象或文本供课堂讨论与 延伸思考，或补充说明背景资料。目的是希望同学能练习如何与课堂所指派的读本对话， 并能触类旁通，练习培养观点，并建立批判的思考取向。课堂导读同学须控制时间导读， 导读重点，提出阅读意见想法，留空间／时间跟大家交流。课堂导读者也须负责问班上其 他修课者问题，并接受提问 (20 %) 4.期末报告︰发展你有兴趣的研究主题，写一篇期末报告，而此报告必须与课堂所教授过 的理论、概念或范围相关 (6,000- 8,000字)。(50%) Week 1 (9/15) Introduction to the course Audience studies and ethnography in the tradition of cultural studies Week 2 & 3 &4 (9/22, 9/29, 10/6) 1. Turner, Graeme(2000)〈阅听人研究〉&〈民族志学、历史、社 会学〉,《英国文化研究导论》，页152-194, 196-228. 2. Stokes, Jane (2008) 《教您如何做文化暨媒介研究》，页177-213。 3. Larsen, Bent Steeg and Tufte, Thomas (2003) “Rituals in the modern world: applying the concept of ritual in media ethnography” & Darling-Wolf, Fabienne (2003) “Negotiation and position: on the need and the difficulty of developing ‘thicker description”, in Global Media Studies: Ethnographic Perspectives, 90-106, 109-124. Female audience, soap opera, romance and talk show Week 5 & 6 (10/13, 10/20) 1. Ang, Ien (1996) “Melodramatic identifications: television fiction and women’s fantasy” & “Feminist desire and female pleasure in Janice Radway’ s Reading the Romance” in Living Room Wars: Rethinking Media Audience for a Postmodern World, 85-97, 98-108. 2. Press, Andrea and Johnson-Yale, Camille (2008) “Political talk and the flow of ambient television: women watching Oprah in an African American salon ” in New Directions in American Reception Study, 307-326. 3. Youna, Kim (2006) “How TV Mediates the Husband-Wife Relationship: A Korean generation/class/emotion analysis” Feminist Media Studies 6(2): 129 - 143 Audience reception and the taste Week 7 &8 (10/27, 11/3) 1. Moore, Shaun (2000) “Satellite TV: the articulation of audience”, Media and Everyday Life in Modern Society, Edinburgh University Press, 57-94. 2. Bird, Elizabeth (2003) “Media scandal meets everyday life”, The Audience in Everyday Life, p. 21-50 Audience, new media and interactivity Week 9 &10 (11/10,11/17) 1. Jenkins, Henry (2006) “Spoiling survivor: the anatomy of a knowledge community”, Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, 25-58. 2. Andrejevic, Mark (2006) “Watching television without pity: the productivity of online fans”, New Media & Television 9(1): 24-46. 3. Klinger, Babara (2006) “Once is not enough: the functions and pleasures of repeated viewing”, Beyond the multiplex: cinema, new technologies, and the home, 135-190. Mid-term discussion Week 11 (11/24) The proposal on the final paper When the global meets the local (I) Week 12 & 13 (12/1,12/8) 1. Hu, Kelly (2008) “Discovering Japanese TV dramas through online Chinese fans: narrative reflexivity, implicit therapy and the question of the question of the social imaginary”, in Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, 114-126. 2. Iwabuchi, Koichi (2008) “When the Korean Wave meets resident Koreans in Japan: Intersections of the transnational, the postcolonial and the multicultural”, East Asian Pop Culture: Analyzing the Korean Wave, 243-264. 3. Fung, Anthony (2008) “Media Consumption and incomplete globalization: how Chinese interpret border-crossing Hong Kong TV dramas”, 83-96. When the global meets the local (II) Week 14 & 15 (12/15,12/23) 1. Allison, Anne (2006) “Fierce Flash: Sexy schoolgirls in the action fantasy of Sailor Moon” in Millennial Monsters: Japanese Toys and the Global Imagination, 128-162. 2. Wang, Ting (2009)“Understanding local reception of globalized cultural products in the context of the international cultural economy: A case study on the reception of Hero and Daggers in China”, International Journal of Cultural Studies, 12(4), 299-318. 3. Huang, Yachien (2008) “Consuming Sex and the city: Young Taiwanese women contesting sexuality”, Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, 188-202. In class discussion on the research process Week 16 (12/30) In-class discussion: Talk about the process/the problems/the struggles share and the experiences which you’ve encountered during your research Paper presentation Week 17 (1/5) In class presentation Paper due Week 18 (1/12) No class 参考书目 Allison, Anne (2006) Millennial Monsters: Japanese Toys and the Global Imagination, University of California Press. Ang, Ien (1996) Living Room Wars: Rethinking Media Audience for a Postmodern World, Routledge. Andrejevic, Mark (2006) “Watching television without pity: the productivity of online fans”, New Media & Television 9(1): 24-46. Bird, Elizabeth (2003) “Media scandal meets everyday life”, The Audience in Everyday Life, Routledge. Darling-Wolf, Fabienne (2003) “Negotiation and position: on the need and the difficulty of developing ‘thicker description”, in Patrick Murphy and Marwan M. Kraidy (eds.) Global Media Studies: Ethnographic Perspectives, 109-124 Fung, Anthony (2008) “Media Consumption and incomplete globalization: how Chinese interpret border-crossing Hong Kong TV dramas”, Youna Kim (ed.) Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, 83-96. Goldstein, Philip & Machor, James L. (2008) New Directions in American Reception Study, Oxford University Press. Hu, Kelly (2008) “Discovering Japanese TV dramas through online Chinese fans: narrative reflexivity, implicit therapy and the question of the question of the social imaginary”, in Youna Kim (ed.) Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, 114-126. Huang, Yachien (2008) “Consuming Sex and the city: Young Taiwanese women contesting sexuality”, Youna Kim (ed.) Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, 188-202. Iwabuchi, Koichi (2008) “When the Korean Wave meets resident Koreans in Japan: Intersections of the transnational, the postcolonial and the multicultural”, in Chua Beng Huat and Koichi Iwabuchi (eds.)East Asian Pop Culture: Analyzing the Korean Wave, 243-264. Jenkins, Henry (2006) Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, New York University Press. Kim, Youna (2006) “How TV Mediates the Husband-Wife Relationship: A Korean generation/class/emotion analysis” Feminist Media Studies 6(2): 129 – 143. Klinger, Babara (2006) Beyond the multiplex: cinema, new technologies and the home, University of California Press. Larsen, Bent Steeg and Tufte, Thomas (2003) “Rituals in the modern world: applying the concept of ritual in media ethnography” in Patrick Murphy and Marwan M. Kraidy (eds.) Global Media Studies: Ethnographic Perspectives, 90-106. Moore, Shaun (2000) Media and Everyday Life in Modern Society, Edinburgh University Press. Press, Andrea and Johnson-Yale, Camille (2008) “Political talk and the flow of ambient television: women watching Oprah in an African American salon” in Philip Goldstein and James L. Machor (eds), New Directions in American Reception Study Stokes, Jane (2008) 《教您如何做文化暨媒介研究》（How to do Media and Cultural Studies , Sage Publications）（赵伟妏译），韦伯文化出版社。 Turner, Graeme(2000)《英国文化研究导论》(British Cultural Studies: An Introduction，Sage Publications)（唐维敏译），亚太出版社。 Wang, Ting (2009)“Understanding local reception of globalized cultural products in the context of the international cultural economy: A case study on the reception of Hero and Daggers in China”, International Journal of Cultural Studies, 12(4), 299-318. 以下几个期刊建议可以时常去搜索 西文期刊︰Cultural studies, International Journal of Cultural Studies, New Media & Society, Television& New Media, European Journal of Cultural studies, Critical Studies in Mass Communication, The Journal of Communication Inquiry, Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, Inter-Asia Journal of Cultural studies 中文期刊︰新闻学、台湾社会研究季刊、文化研究 --

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