FACEBOOK ‘SELFICIDE’: ARE THEY MODERN-DAY TRAGIC ATTEMPTS OF OUR SYMBOLIC CAPITAL?

IF 1.2 3区 社会学 Q3 SOCIOLOGY
T. Hannan
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Purpose: This article addresses this novel area tied to social networking sites, like Facebook and our Symbolic Capital, claiming that Facebook activities like extreme selfies reflect the participants’ desire for honor or Symbolic Capital thus opening up a new connection between Facebook usage and Symbolic Capital. Methodology: This research methodology is based on qualitative data analysis from prior research activities, real world evidences, PWM of death incidents regarding extreme selfies, and finally, sociological and philosophical analysis of capitals from Pierre Bourdieu. Findings : We are proposing a correlation between our desire for Symbolic Capital (collecting honor, trophy, and pride) for taking extreme Facebook selfies, explained by the PWM (Prototype Willingness Model) behavior model.
Facebook“自拍”:这是我们象征性首都的现代悲剧企图吗?
目的:本文讨论了与社交网站(如Facebook和我们的符号资本)相关的这个新领域,声称Facebook上的极端自拍等活动反映了参与者对荣誉或符号资本的渴望,从而开辟了Facebook使用和符号资本之间的新联系。方法:本研究方法基于先前研究活动的定性数据分析,现实世界的证据,极端自拍死亡事件的PWM,最后是皮埃尔·布迪厄对资本的社会学和哲学分析。研究发现:我们提出了一种关联,即我们对象征性资本(收集荣誉、奖杯和骄傲)的渴望与极端Facebook自拍之间的关联,这一关联由PWM(原型意愿模型)行为模型来解释。
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期刊介绍: Consolidating its reputation for historical and comparative sociology of the highest order, European Journal of Sociology publishes articles of interdisciplinary scope which represent some of the best writing in the social sciences today. The journal has a strongly international perspective, with a special interest devoted to the transition from totalitarism to democracy, to the multiple citizenship and publishes a third issue every year exclusively devoted to state-of-the-art surveys, the elucidation of central concepts and review essays which explore key topics with reference to the most relevant recent publications. The journal receives contributions from young scholars as well as highly respected names such as Robert N. Bellah, Jon Elster and Lord Runciman.
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