정책 광고의 표현 특성 연구

This study was intended to identify the characteristics of expressions adopted in TV policy advertisements during the Lee administration (2008.02.25.~ 2013.02.24). The number of policy advertisements is 79, and 50 product advertisements as a control group are analyzed supplementally. It seemed that...

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Published in언어학 연구 no. 36; pp. 183 - 213
Main Author 윤재연(Jae-Yeon Yoon)
Format Journal Article
LanguageKorean
Published 한국중원언어학회 01.07.2015
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ISSN1975-8251
2508-4259
DOI10.17002/sil..36.201507.183

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Summary:This study was intended to identify the characteristics of expressions adopted in TV policy advertisements during the Lee administration (2008.02.25.~ 2013.02.24). The number of policy advertisements is 79, and 50 product advertisements as a control group are analyzed supplementally. It seemed that policy advertisements showed a typical characteristic of being outdated and boring. This typicality could be a major cause of the poor communication between the government and the public. More detailed characteristics of the typicality are as follows. First, the manner of message transfer is generally comprised of the narration type, more frequent than the control group. This type is not an effective in drawing watchers' attention, thus seemingly failing to arouse interest among watchers. Second, policy advertisements tend to utilize much talk compared to the control group, using the hearer honorific system. This characteristic distracts watchers' attention; besides, ‘hapsyo’ as a word final ending that expresses respect is mostly used. Finally, images (scenes) among different policy advertisements are much similar to one another, so watchers have an impression that policy advertisements are all the same. KCI Citation Count: 0
Bibliography:G704-SER000009658.2015..36.008
ISSN:1975-8251
2508-4259
DOI:10.17002/sil..36.201507.183