在 Tinder 聊天中调情和眨眼

IF 1.1 Q3 COMMUNICATION
Will Gibson
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在 "话语研究 "这一不同领域的现有研究已开始探索围绕表情符号使用的交际秩序和序列实践(Skovholt、Grønning 和 Kankaanranta,2014 年;Herring 和 Dainas,2017 年;Gibson、Huang 和 Yu,2018 年;Sampietro,2019 年)。然而,研究人员尚未系统分析表情符号的一个明显现象,即其作为意义生成工具的模糊性(米勒等人,2016 年;耶格等人,2017 年)。本研究利用会话分析法探讨了眨眼这一特定类型表情符号(如😉、🥴、😜)使用中的歧义问题。本文利用约会应用程序 "Tinder "用户用丹麦语和西班牙语进行的文本对话语料库,分析探讨了与调情实践相关的歧义现象。论文强调了模糊性的四个可能来源:特异性使用、符号学引用、顺序位置以及与模糊文本行为的关系。论文最后对表情符号与交流研究的未来可能研究领域进行了思考。
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Flirting and winking in Tinder chats
Existing research across the diverse field(s) of ‘discourse studies’ has started to explore the communicative orders and sequential practices surrounding emoji use (Skovholt, Grønning and Kankaanranta 2014; Herring and Dainas 2017; Gibson, Huang and Yu 2018; Sampietro 2019). However, researchers have not yet systematically analysed one of the demonstrable phenomena of emoji, which is their ambiguity as meaning-making devices (Miller et al. 2016; Jaeger et al. 2017). This study draws on Conversation Analysis to explore the issue of ambiguity in the use of one particular type of emoji, the wink (e.g., 😉, 🥴, 😜). Drawing on a data corpus of text conversations in Danish and in Spanish by users of the dating app ‘Tinder’, the analysis explores the phenomena of ambiguity in relation to the practice of flirting. The paper highlights four possible sources of ambiguity: idiosyncratic use, semiotic references, sequential placement, and relationship to ambiguous textual actions. The paper ends with reflections on possible future areas of research in the study of emoji and communication.
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Internet Pragmatics
Internet Pragmatics Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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