(自拍)性:用我-它/我-你的区别来解析自拍的伦理

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2020-09-02 DOI:10.1080/10253866.2019.1586679

Serena C. Lin, Miles C. Coleman

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摘要

马丁·布伯(Martin Buber)的“我-它/我-你”(I-It/I-Thou)的区分在本文中作为一种有用的分析框架提出，用于探讨自画像的伦理，而不必依赖于(并不总是有用的)自恋的心理学术语。将Buber的I-It/I-Thou理论应用于自画像的结果将揭示，尽管有些行为可以表现出我们在自拍中感到担忧的那种对自我的拥护，但这在自恋的语言中并没有得到有效的发现。布伯的“我-它/我-你”的框架要求分析者寻找第二个人要求的合法性，而不是把自我关注作为伦理的中心。讨论了对传播伦理的影响。

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(Selfie)ishness: using the I-It/I-Thou distinction to parse an ethics of self-portraiture

ABSTRACT Martin Buber’s I-It/I-Thou distinction is presented in this article as a useful analytic framework for approaching the ethics of self-portraiture without unnecessarily falling back on the (not always helpful) psychological term of narcissism. The result of the application of Buber’s I-It/I-Thou to self-portraiture will reveal that, while some acts can represent the sort of championing of the self over others that we find worrisome in selfies, this is not productively discovered with the language of narcissism. Instead of looking for self-focus as the locus of ethics, the framework of Buber’s I-It/I-Thou asks that analysts look for the legitimacy of the second-personal demands that an instance of selfie-taking places on other persons. Implications to communication ethics are discussed.

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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1.10%

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312

审稿时长

2 months

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