Social Reality in Enjoyable Productions that Television Broadcastings Prefer: Humor Requirement

Yıl 2014, , 18 - 35, 21.06.2014

Sedat Cereci

https://doi.org/10.15869/itobiad.64054

Öz

Television is the most common media of 21.st century and billions of people watch television in the world. Television takes people from problem worlds to imaginary worlds to make people happy and fine. People who left their traditional values and traditional entertainment ways in modern life evaluate that television is a easy reachable and cheap entertainment instrument. People who can not find satisfacted communication and entertainment ambiences, watch television to feel good and to have fun. People watch television to response their humor requirements. Television sets enjoyable worlds for people who suffer problems of modern life. Therefore most of people prefer to watch television to spend enjoyable time and to have fun. Television channels aim to address larger masses to gain more and use entertainment to reach their aims.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Television, entertainment, tradition, humor, society.

Televizyon Yayınlarının Yönlendiği Eğlenceli Yapımlardaki Toplumsal Gerçek: Gülmece Gereksinimi

Öz

Televizyon 21. yüzyılın en yaygın medyasıdır ve dünyada milyarlarca insan her gün televizyon izlemektedir. Televizyon, insanları içinde yaşadıkları sorunlu dünyalardan alıp, onları mutlu etmek ve kendilerini iyi hissettirmek için imge dünyalarına götürmektedir. Modern yaşamla birlikte geleneksel değerlerinden, geleneksel eğlenme biçimlerinden uzaklaşan insanlar, kolay ulaşılabilen ve ucuz bir eğlence aracı olarak televizyonu görmektedir. Kentsel yaşam alanlarında doyurucu iletişim ve eğlence ortamı bulamayan insanlar rahatlamak ve eğlenmek için televizyon izlemektedir. İnsanlar modern dünyada, gülmece gereksinimlerini karşılamak için televizyon izlemektedir. Televizyon, modern yaşamın sorunlarından bunalan insanlar için eğlenceli dünyalar kurmaktadır. Bu nedenle insanların çoğu eğlenceli zaman geçirmek ve oyalanmak için televizyona yönelmektedir. Televizyon kanalları daha çok kazanmak için daha büyük kitlelere seslenmeyi amaçlamakta, bunun için de eğlenceyi temel materyal olarak kullanmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Televizyon, eğlence, gelenek, gülmece, toplum.

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• Künye: Cereci, Sedat, “Televizyon Yayınlarının Yönlendiği Eğlenceli Yapımlardaki Toplumsal Gerçek: Gülmece Gereksinimi”, İnsan ve Toplum Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi I, (2014): 17-35.