为什么讨厌互联网?当代小说、数字文化和社交媒体的政治

IF 0.1 0 LITERATURE, AMERICAN
Michael F. Miller
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摘要:本文考察了最近两部以过度使用社交媒体技术为主角的“社交媒体”小说:贾勒特·科贝克的《我讨厌互联网:一部对抗男人、金钱和Instagram污秽的有用小说》(2015)和娜塔莎·斯塔格的《调查:一部小说》(2016)。Kobek的小说提供了一个具有讽刺意味的“道德教训”,关于数字媒体平台可能给自由表达和当代文学文化带来的社会和政治风险,而《调查》则是由主人公痴迷的博客推动的,这让她变成了一个小网红。关注这两个文本对互联网的主题部署,我探索了新媒体和数字媒介表达为21世纪的文学文化和作者自我塑造创造的生产性文学焦虑。为此,这两部小说展示了数字通信技术的使用如何对我们如何理解自由表达、文学创作和网络名人的情感政治产生了巨大影响。
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Why Hate the Internet?: Contemporary Fiction, Digital Culture, and the Politics of Social Media
Abstract:This essay examines two recent “social media” novels that feature protagonists who excessively use social media technologies: Jarett Kobek’s I Hate the Internet: A Useful Novel Against Men, Money, and the Filth of Instagram (2015), and Natasha Stagg’s Surveys: A Novel (2016). Kobek’s novel offers an ironic “morality lesson” about the social and political risks digital media platforms can create for free expression and contemporary literary culture, while Surveys is driven by its protagonist’s obsessive blogging that transforms her into a minor Internet celebrity. Focusing on both texts’ thematic deployment of the Internet, I explore the productive literary anxieties that new media and digitally-mediated expression create for literary culture and authorial self-fashioning in the twenty-first century. To that end, the two novels demonstrate how the mere use of digital communication technologies has exerted great influence on how we understand the affective politics of free expression, literary authorship, and online celebrity.
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Arizona Quarterly
Arizona Quarterly LITERATURE, AMERICAN-
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期刊介绍: Arizona Quarterly publishes scholarly essays on American literature, culture, and theory. It is our mission to subject these categories to debate, argument, interpretation, and contestation via critical readings of primary texts. We accept essays that are grounded in textual, formal, cultural, and theoretical examination of texts and situated with respect to current academic conversations whilst extending the boundaries thereof.
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