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Browsing FACULTY OF HUMANITIES by Subject "Television programs--Lebanon"

Browsing FACULTY OF HUMANITIES by Subject "Television programs--Lebanon"

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  • The dialectics of fake news: Bassmatwatan: the Bin Laden sketch - a case in study 
    Gergi, Pamela (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2019)
    The aim of this thesis is to better understand the history of fake news and its evolution from the old times, starting with the storytelling technique, until today, with the social media and the internet. In order to clarify the idea of fake news and its impact on the audience, a sketch was picked from the Lebanese satire program, previously aired on LBCI, Bassmat watan, in order to study it. The case study was revolving around the sketch of Oussama Bin Laden in the mentioned program and the perception of the audience through the message that is transmitted by the media. The study aimed to ...
  • Framing as a political weapon 
    Haddad, Pierrot (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2017)
    In this study, the role Lebanese television stations generally play in influencing the public opinion by using their promotion department as a tool to inject certain fears and concerns to the public, in favor of their agendas, is to be explored. This paper will specifically study the promos that Future Television produced in 2006, for the first memorial of late prime minister Rafik Hariri, asking the people to participate in a huge gathering; a shout out then against the Syrian regime and all its Lebanese supporters. Such promos and television spots are deliberately produced to influence the ...
  • The relationship between the self-hyper femininity acceptance and objectification perception among female television presenters during primetime in Lebanon 
    Jamil, Samar Nabil (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2020-05)
    The research is designed to investigate the impact of the relationship between self-hyper femininity acceptance and objectification perception among female television presenters during primetime in Lebanon along with identifying the perception of viewers towards these (primetime) female presenters. The research will help in identifying if there is a significant relationship between the two variables; (i) self-hyper femininity and self-objectification; Lebanese primetime TV presenters and the objectified perception of audience. This study started with a literature review that is based on the ...

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