Pronoun TA as a facilitator of empathy in Chinese digital narratives

IF 0.3 Q4 LINGUISTICS
Kerry Sluchinski
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Abstract

This article presents findings pertaining to digital you-narratives in which ungendered third person Chinese pronoun ta is embedded. The study asks what implications the script choice ta, as opposed to gendered 他 ta ‘he’ and 她 ta ‘she’, has for the facilitation of situational empathy when used in conjunction with specific and generic 你 ni ‘you’. The study draws on 131 digital texts from celebrity verified accounts on social media platform Sina Weibo in October 2015. From a Discourse Analytical perspective, the study utilizes pragmatic and textual approaches under a constructivist narrative analysis framework to examine the facilitative role of ta in relation to empathy invoked in readers. The study proposes that ta is a pragmatic resource used to facilitate the co-construction of emergent narratives based on situational empathy. The implications of said findings are discussed along with future avenues of research.
代词TA在中国数字叙事中的同理心促进作用
本文介绍了关于嵌入无性别第三人称中文代词“ta”的数字you-叙事的研究结果。该研究询问,与性别“他”和“她”不同,选择“ta”与特定的“你”和一般的“你”一起使用时,对情境移情的促进有什么影响。该研究选取了2015年10月社交媒体平台新浪微博上名人认证账户上的131条数字文本。本研究从语篇分析的角度出发,在建构主义叙事分析的框架下,运用语用学和语篇分析的方法,考察语篇对读者共情的促进作用。研究认为,这是一种语用资源,用于促进基于情境共情的紧急叙事的共同构建。所述研究结果的含义以及未来的研究途径进行了讨论。
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