Aux marges de la fiction sérielle télévisuelle: sémio-pragmatique de la shortcom familiale
Chloé Delaporte
TV Series · 2019
doi:10.4000/tvseries.3661 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper examines the relationships between the subgenre of the family shortcom and the serial TV fiction, from a theoretical frame which hasn’t been conceived to analyze TV series: semio-pragmatics. While family shortcoms such as Scènes de ménages (M6, 2009-), Nos chers voisins (TF1, 2012-2017) or Parents mode d’emploi (France 2, 2013-) present themselves as fictional forms, their semio-pragmatic analysis reveals an enunciative hybridity likely to encourage others reading modes from the audience than only a fictionalizing one.
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