在快速滚动的同时把握住缓慢的时间:数字时代的年轻人思维、手工材料和想象力

IF 1.2 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY
Tuva Beyer Broch
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我们所处的数字时代引发了无数网络社会运动,而所有这些运动都是由情绪驱动的。本论文基于挪威因COVID-19而进入封锁状态的2020年3月开始的为期两年的实地调查。在研究的25名年轻人中,在线体验到的情绪似乎与物质体现或实际存在的情绪有所不同。本文通过两位年轻女性,探讨了她们手持信件慢速书写与快速滚动手机、接收和发送信息和图片之间的反思。在手与纸、手与手机屏幕的交会中,她们通过触觉和想象来感知时间、体验情感。阿米莉亚和恩布拉将心灵、身体和感官联系在一起,她们分享了自己对触摸他人手工制作的作品的理解,想象着体现物质性背后的思想。
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Holding slow time while scrolling fast: Young minds, handmade materialities, and imagination in the digital era

Holding slow time while scrolling fast: Young minds, handmade materialities, and imagination in the digital era

The digital era in which we live has led to countless online social movements, all driven by emotions. This paper builds on fieldwork that stretched over 2 years, starting March 2020 as Norway went into lockdown due to COVID-19. Emotions as experienced online seem to differ from those that are materially embodied or physically present among the studies' 25 young adults. Through two young women, this paper explores reflections on slow writing, holding a letter in their hands, in juxtaposition to fast scrolling on their phones, receiving and sending messages and pictures. In the meetings between their hands and paper, their hands, and their phone screens, they sense time and experience emotions through touch and imaginaries. Amelia and Embla connect mind, body, and senses, as they share their understanding of touching what others have made by hand, imagining the thought behind the embodied materiality.

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