REPRESENTATIONS OF THE POSSIBLE ROBOT ROLE IN THE SOCIAL STATUS ABOVE HUMAN (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE DEBATE GAME DISCOURSE) | Humanitarian Informatics. 2017. № 12. DOI: 10.17223/23046082/12/5

REPRESENTATIONS OF THE POSSIBLE ROBOT ROLE IN THE SOCIAL STATUS ABOVE HUMAN (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE DEBATE GAME DISCOURSE)

In this study, we attempted to identify the role of the robot in the debate, using a comprehensive approach to collecting material (questioning using closed and open types of questions, analysis of robot questions in the first 20 minutes of interaction, analysis of calls to the robot during communication for several hours) and data analysis: qualitative and quantitative content analysis, semantic and discursive analysis). The key category in discussing the potential role of the robot in the debate was its intellectual capabilities. The direct interaction with the robot, this category is not actualized. The initial respondents presuppositions about the robot allowed its position to be lower than the person. During the interaction, students perceived the robot as a timekeeper (position above) as an equal living subject, the robot included in the informal interaction.

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социальная робототехника, социальный робот, взаимодействие человека и робота, социальный статус, дебаты, social robotics, social robot, human-robot interaction, social status, debate

Authors

Name	Organization	E-mail
Zilberman Nadezhda N.	National Research Tomsk State University	zilberman@ido.tsu.ru
Parkhomenko Andrey A.	National Research Tomsk State University	andreiparhomenco@mail.ru

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