“我喜欢这张照片,我能感受到他们的心!”世界各地的用户如何评价社交媒体的形象

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T. Trillò, Blake Hallinan, Avishai Green, Bumsoo Kim, Saki Mizoroki, Rebecca Scharlach, Pyung Hwa Park, P. Frosh, L. Shifman
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摘要

社交媒体上的画像是承载着价值的结构。无论是记录毕业典礼还是在健身房做伸展运动,用户都会表达出他们所关心的东西,并将其呈现给他人来评估。由于“全球”肖像流派是在不同地区生产和消费的,因此它们的解释和评价可能会有所不同。因此,我们要问:人们在不同类型的社交媒体肖像中认同哪些价值观?他们用什么评价标准来评判他们?对来自德国、意大利、日本、韩国和美国的100位用户的采访分析显示,人们始终认识到肖像的特定类型价值,并通过一套狭隘的与交流相关的标准来评估它们。这种评价在不同的文化中各不相同,只是偶尔与已建立的价值观比较文献相匹配。我们反思了世界范围内评价肖像所采用的标准的关系特征,强调了它与数字领域社交新模式的联系。
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“I love this photo, I can feel their hearts!” How users across the world evaluate social media portraiture
Portraits on social media are value-laden constructs. Whether documenting graduation or flexing in the gym, users express what they care about and present it for others to evaluate. Since “global” portrait genres are produced and consumed in different locales, their interpretation and evaluation may vary. We thus ask: What values do people identify in different types of social media portraits? Which evaluative criteria do they use when judging them? An analysis of 100 interviews with users from Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, and the United States reveals that people consistently recognize genre-specific values in portraits and evaluate them through a narrow set of communication-related criteria. Such evaluations vary across cultures in ways that only occasionally match established comparative literature on values. We reflect on the relational character of the criteria adopted for the evaluation of portraits worldwide, highlighting its association with new modes of sociability in digital spheres.
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