МЕМИ ЯК СТРАТЕГІЯ ПОДОЛАННЯ ВІЙНИ

Катерина Мілютина, Надія Садівнича
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Memes are a unit of information in the socio-cultural field. Ukrainian memes and their number increased until March 10-15, after which their number began to decrease. The aim of our study was to analyze memes for compliance with their coping strategies. The analysis and systematization of 370 units of memes created in Ukraine in the period from February 25, 2022 to March 31, 2022 was used. Of the memes considered, purely text memes accounted for 60%: meme words (rashists, Huylo, Chornobaivka, palyanytsia), meme phrases (Russian ship), meme expressions (Good evening, we are from Ukraine!). Creolized or mixed memes (picture and signature) accounted for 33%. Image only – 7% In the first days after the start of the war, memes appeared related to the desire to resist the enemy. When analyzing memes and comparing them with coping strategies, it was found that memes with constructive coping strategies predominate among Ukrainian wartime memes. The style of memes (semi-productive) is also widely used, which is aimed at finding support and restoring psycho-emotional balance. Memes of this type began to appear 2–3 weeks after the start of hostilities and are small (10-12%) of the total number of images. They reflect relationships between people, experiences related to separation from family members, attempts at complacency. According to a number of memes, the people of Ukraine are trying to overcome their anxiety not in a passive way, but by understanding the environment, which can also be perceived as a sufficiently adequate coping strategy. Attitude to such horrific events as shelling and bombing with a sufficient amount of humor allows you to master yourself in new military circumstances. The culture of memes has not escaped the problems of refugees and internally displaced persons. This issue is small and calls for understanding and compassion for refugees. Unlike typical memes, this image is not anonymous, but it has also spread widely on the Internet and has become a meme. Unproductive coping is either not represented in wartime meme culture at all, or it is ridiculed and perceived as clearly inappropriate behavior.
模因是社会文化领域的一种信息单位。在3月10日至15日之前,乌克兰的表情包及其数量一直在增加,之后它们的数量开始减少。本研究的目的是分析模因对其应对策略的依从性。对乌克兰在2022年2月25日至2022年3月31日期间产生的370个模因单位进行分析和系统化。在考虑的模因中,纯文本模因占60%:模因词(rashists, Huylo, Chornobaivka, palyanytsia),模因短语(俄罗斯船),模因表达(晚上好,我们来自乌克兰!)克里奥尔或混合表情包(图片和签名)占33%。在战争开始后的最初几天,表情包出现了与抵抗敌人的愿望有关的内容。通过对模因进行分析并与应对策略进行比较,发现乌克兰战时模因中以建设性应对策略为主。模因的风格(半生产性)也被广泛使用,其目的是寻找支持和恢复心理情绪平衡。这种类型的表情包在敌对行动开始后2-3周开始出现,占图片总数的比例很小(10-12%)。它们反映了人与人之间的关系,与家庭成员分离的经历,以及自满的企图。根据许多表情包,乌克兰人试图克服焦虑,不是以被动的方式,而是通过理解环境,这也可以被视为一种足够充分的应对策略。以幽默的态度对待炮击和轰炸这样的恐怖事件,可以让你在新的军事环境中掌握自己。模因文化并没有逃脱难民和国内流离失所者的问题。这是一个小问题,需要对难民的理解和同情。与典型的表情包不同的是,这张图片并不是匿名的,但它也在网络上广泛传播,成为了一个表情包。非生产性应对在战时模因文化中根本没有体现,或者被嘲笑并被认为是明显不恰当的行为。
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