What are they saying? A speech act analysis of a vaccination information debate on Facebook

Laurie J. Bonnici, Jinxuan Ma
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The global resurgence of vaccine preventable diseases is garnering attention amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccination information debates in a Facebook group give participants access to second-hand knowledge conveying personal experiences. Through the lens of Speech Act Theory, this study analysed discourses on pro-and anti-vaccination perspectives along with views from vaccine hesitant groups. Analysis reveals significant criticism of behaviour around information. Findings indicate provision of substantiating information would play a crucial role in debate within divergent information contexts. Application of Speech Act Theory serves to inform participant communication more intimately and empowers their engagement in polarized discussion.
他们在说什么?对Facebook上疫苗接种信息辩论的言语行为分析
在COVID-19大流行期间,全球疫苗可预防疾病的死灰复燃引起了人们的关注。Facebook小组中的疫苗接种信息辩论使参与者能够获得传达个人经验的二手知识。通过言语行为理论的视角,本研究分析了支持和反对疫苗接种观点的话语以及疫苗犹豫群体的观点。分析揭示了对信息周围行为的重大批评。调查结果表明,在不同资料背景下的辩论中,提供确凿的资料将发挥关键作用。言语行为理论的应用为参与者的交流提供了更密切的信息,并使他们能够参与到两极分化的讨论中。
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