政治动机数字话语中的言语攻击研究

Jean Mathieu Tsoumou
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数字话语中的言语攻击已经成为学者们感兴趣的重要焦点,他们希望研究冲突是如何在Twitter、YouTube、博客和WhatsApp上开始、展开和结束的。然而,尽管Facebook自诞生以来就受到了学术界的关注,但Facebook上的言语攻击研究仍然相对不足。本文检视了刚果(布)脸书使用者在政治话语中的言语攻击。更具体地说,对9330条Facebook评论的数据集进行了定量和定性分析。一个重要的发现是,明确的攻击性评论无处不在,而且还在增加,这表明历史、社会、社会语言学和政治因素在更大程度上是Facebook上言语攻击的煽动者。此外,用户使用不同的策略来表达或加强言语攻击,倾向于明确的攻击表达,如侮辱和虐待,而不是取笑。
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An Examination of Verbal Aggression in Politically-Motivated Digital Discourse
Verbal aggression in digital discourse has emerged as a substantial focus of interest for scholars wishing to examine how conflicts begin, unfold and end on Twitter, YouTube, blogs, and WhatsApp. However, despite all the scholarly attention that Facebook has received since its origin, verbal aggression on Facebook is still relatively under-researched. This paper examines verbal aggression online in the political discourse of Congo-Brazzaville Facebook users. More specifically, quantitative along with qualitative analyses of a dataset of 9,330 Facebook comments were jointly carried out. One critical finding is that explicit aggressive comments are overwhelmingly pervasive and on the increase, pointing to the conclusion that historical, social, sociolinguistic, and political factors are to a larger extent instigators of verbal aggression on Facebook. Furthermore, users employ different strategies to express or intensify verbal aggression, favoring explicit expressions of aggression such as insult and abuse over others like teasing.
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