“上帝,请打开你的冰箱吧!”推特消息@上帝的内容分析:希望,幽默,精神,和亵渎

K. Holmberg, J. Bastubacka, M. Thelwall
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本研究通过分析Twitter上发送给上帝的信息来调查社交媒体中的宗教传播。更具体地说,本研究的目标是绘制和分析推特上对上帝的称呼的各种背景,以及推特如何反映宗教信仰、仪式功能和生活问题。使用内容分析技术和现象学,研究了称呼上帝的推文。这项描述性和指示性研究的结果表明,宗教和宗教信仰在Twitter上的交流方式创造了一个独特的领域,在这个领域中,赞美和亵渎并存。样本中的推文在内容和交流功能上有很大的不同,从亵渎到祈祷,从要求赢得彩票到与上帝的对话和评论。一些推文以幽默或讽刺、诅咒或其他形式的方式来处理上帝,而没有任何更深层次的宗教意图,而其他推文显然是针对超越的真实信息,祈祷,发送者想要在推特上与追随者展示和分享他们的信仰。
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“@God please open your fridge!” Twitter messages to @God in content analysis: Hopes, humor, spirituality, and profanities
This study investigates religious communication in social media by analyzing messages sent to God on Twitter. More specifically, the goal of this research is to map and analyze the various contexts in which God is addressed on Twitter, and how the tweets may reflect religious beliefs, ritual functions, and life issues. Using content analysis techniques and phenomenography, tweets addressing God were investigated. The results of this descriptive and indicative study show that religion and religiosity are communicated on Twitter in a manner that creates a unique sphere in which praise and profanities coexist. The tweets in the sample vary a great deal in their content and communicative function, ranging from profanities to prayers and from requests to win the lottery to conversations with and comments about God. Some tweets address God as a form of humour or satire, cursing, or otherwise without any deeper religious intention, while other tweets are apparently genuine messages directed to the transcendent, prayers, with which the senders want to show and share their belief with their followers on Twitter.
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