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Publicized Intimacies on Reality Television: An Analysis of Voyeuristic Content and Its Contribution to the Appeal of Reality Programming

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Date
2009
Author
Baruh, Lemi
Abstract
Given that reality television is not a cohesive genre a better understanding of the frequently noted voyeuristic appeal of reality programs would require an analysis of content features that may contribute to their voyeuristic appeal. A survey administered to television viewers and a content analysis of reality programs support hypotheses regarding the voyeuristic appeal of reality programs in general and suggest that scenes which adopt a fly on the wall perspective take place in private settings contain nudity and/or include gossip contribute to the voyeuristic appeal of reality programs.

Source

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media

Issue

2

Volume

53

Pages

190-210

URI

https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12469/1121
https://doi.org/10.1080/08838150902907678

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