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英文标题: | The Battle of Fans and Anti-fans: The “Routinized” Turn of Online Fans Group Polarization |
摘要: | 基于对国内篮球迷群的网络民族志研究,本文提出,在球迷等各类主题网络迷群里正日渐弥散着一种“日常极化”现象,并特别反映于“粉丝”同其敌对者“黑子”在互联网上长期的群体争斗过程中。“日常化”特征不仅意味着极化的频繁显现,相较于当前大多数研究者主要聚焦的带有突发性质的网络群体极化,此类迷群极化现象在发生机制、表现形式和演化路径方面也与前者存在显著差异。本文从迷群割据政治的角度为日常极化建立了一个分析框架,以期拓展群体极化经典理论的解释边界,丰富对青年亚文化领域冲突心理与行动的理解。 |
英文摘要: | Based on a study of the online ethnography of basketball fans in China, this paper suggests that a phenomenon of “routinized polarization” is increasingly diffused among fans and other thematic online fan groups that has not yet been fully analyzed, which is particularly reflected in the long-term group battles between “fans” and their rivals, “anti-fans”, on the Internet. Not only does the “routinized” feature imply the frequent appearance of polarization, it also differs significantly from the sudden online group polarization that has been the focus of researchers so far in terms of the mechanism of occurrence, manifestation, and evolutionary path of such fans group polarization. This paper establishes an analytical framework for routinized polarization from the perspective of fandom fragmentation politics, which will expand the explanatory boundaries of classical theories of group polarization and enrich the understanding of conflict psychology and action in the youth subculture. |
作者: | 冯济海 |
作者单位: | 南京财经大学新闻学院 |
期刊: | 社会学研究 |
年.期:页码 | 2021.6: |
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关键词: | 网络迷群;群体极化;日常化;割据政治 |
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