Nationalisms on China’s evolving internet

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-08-09 DOI:10.1177/20570473241270580

Florian Schneider

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Abstract

As China’s internet has matured, from its initial web-based origins through innovative ‘2.0’ and ‘3.0’ innovations, so too have the community sentiments that criss-cross the People’s Republic of China’s networked society. A perennial issue has been the question of how Chinese nationhood has been constructed and reproduced through digital technologies and how the evolving affordances of internet technology have contributed to China’s many nationalisms. This short essay reflects on this history. It discusses how early internet forums and blogs allowed users to coordinate their sense of Chineseness, how these processes later changed when communication moved to widely adopted microblogging platforms and what we can expect of the future, as China’s media environments shift their focus towards short-messaging applications and video-sharing platforms. What will happen to Chinese nationalisms as China’s platformisation enters its next phases?

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中国不断发展的互联网上的民族主义

随着中国互联网的成熟，从最初的基于网络的起源到 "2.0 "和 "3.0 "的创新，中华人民共和国网络社会中纵横交错的社群情感也在不断发展。一个长期存在的问题是，中国的民族性是如何通过数字技术构建和再现的，以及不断发展的互联网技术是如何促进中国的多种民族主义的。这篇短文对这段历史进行了反思。文章讨论了早期的互联网论坛和博客是如何让用户协调他们的中国意识的，这些过程后来是如何随着交流转移到广泛采用的微博平台而发生变化的，以及随着中国媒体环境的重心转向短信息应用和视频共享平台，我们对未来的期待。随着中国平台化进入下一阶段，中国的民族主义会发生什么变化？

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

自引率

1.10%

发文量

312

审稿时长

2 months

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