YouTube表演《宅在家》:代表和重塑意大利2020年新冠肺炎封锁下的家庭空间

IF 2.3 1区社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY

European Societies Pub Date : 2022-03-03 DOI:10.1080/14616696.2022.2043411

Paolo Boccagni, A. Brodesco, Federico La Bruna

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摘要

“待在家里”是什么意思?一旦它突然成为一项法律义务，它在网上是如何表现的?本文探讨了2020年春季意大利首次全国封锁期间，通过YouTube的框架展示和重新设计国内空间的方法。虽然在家里被强制执行，可能是为了应对这种情况，YouTube的创作者在安全避难所和监狱之间的连续体中以不同的方式感知、展示和(重新)改造他们的住所;作为适当的家庭空间，也可作为室外空间的功能等同物，如健身房和办公室;作为他们表演的必要背景或作为自己的权利展示的背景。本文基于对2020年3月至5月期间989个以#iorestoacasa(“我待在家里”)为标签的视频的内容分析，探讨了家庭空间如何变成公共(youtube媒介)活动的舞台，从而揭示了私人领域与公共领域之间日益增强的渗透性。反过来，这又邀请进一步研究私人和公共的复杂纠缠，“展示”和“隐形”，作为家庭构成矛盾心理的表达。

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‘Stayhome’ as a YouTube performance: representing and reshaping domestic space under the 2020 covid lockdown in Italy

ABSTRACT What does ‘staying at home’ mean, and how is it represented online, once it suddenly becomes a legal obligation? This article explores the ways to display and resignify the domestic space through the frames of YouTube during the first nationwide lockdown in Italy in spring 2020. While being enforced at home, and possibly as a way to cope with this, YouTube creators perceive, display and (re)adapt their dwellings in contrasting ways along the continuum between safe shelter and prison; as proper domestic space but also as functional equivalent of extra-domestic ones such as gyms and offices; as the necessary backdrop for their performances or as a setting to be exhibited in its own right. Based on a content analysis of 989 videos using the hashtag #iorestoacasa [‘I’m staying home’] between March and May 2020, this article explores how the domestic space is turned into a stage for public (YouTube-mediated) activities, thereby revealing an increasing permeability between private and public domain. This, in turn, invites to further investigate the complex entanglements of private and public, ‘displayed’ and ‘invisibilized’, as an expression of the constitutive ambivalence of the home.

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European Societies SOCIOLOGY-

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15.70

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