In the contemporary media landscape, the qualitative interview has increasingly devolved into a
performative exchange of rehearsed narratives.
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A methodological working paper proposing Aleatory Intervention as a qualitative interviewing technique designed to disrupt rehearsed public relations narratives. The paper draws on case studies from creative and cultural interviews to demonstrate how randomness can produce more authentic discourse.
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02/01/2026
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This opening sentence clearly states the core problem the paper addresses and establishes the methodological motivation for Aleatory Intervention.
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