Together and Alone: Telling Second Stories on the Humans of New York Facebook Page

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Li Guo
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Abstract:This article investigates the phenomenon of telling second stories on the Humans of New York Facebook page. An integrated textual analysis was applied to selected second stories in the commentary of one post. Tentative conclusions include: (1) second stories connect with, transcend, and recontextualize the first story; (2) compelling second stories become new first stories and even usurp the initial first story. Based on the relationship between second and first stories, this article further reveals how social media affordances facilitate as well as impede meaning-making, intimacy, and solidarity in the storytelling process. Additionally, this article also serves as a starting point to understanding Humans of New York's enduring worldwide influence as an iconic storytelling project.
一起和独自:讲述纽约人的第二个故事Facebook页面
摘要:本文调查了在“纽约人”Facebook页面上讲第二个故事的现象。在一篇帖子的评论中,对选定的第二个故事进行了综合文本分析。初步结论包括:(1)第二个故事与第一个故事相联系、超越并重新文本化;(2) 引人注目的第二个故事变成了新的第一个故事,甚至取代了最初的第一个。基于第二个故事和第一个故事之间的关系,本文进一步揭示了社交媒体启示如何在讲故事的过程中促进和阻碍意义的形成、亲密关系和团结。此外,这篇文章也是理解纽约作为一个标志性的讲故事项目在世界范围内具有持久影响力的人类的起点。
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Storytelling, Self, Society
Storytelling, Self, Society Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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