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Video, talk and text: How do parties communicate coherently across modalities in live videostreams? 视频、谈话和文本:各方如何在直播视频流中跨模式进行连贯沟通?
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100726
Scott Dutt, Sage Graham

This study explores how participants co-accomplish coherence in multi-modal conversation. We observed online watch parties, with an interest in the intertwining of text, talk and video. The data comes from two different communities on the live-streaming platform Twitch.tv. Each community consists of one live-streamer and their viewership. The live-streamers broadcast an audio-visual artifact, while simultaneously communicating with their viewers in real-time. The two were highly interactive, despite one (the streamer) speaking and reading, and the other (the chatters) typing and listening. The crisscross of modalities introduces challenges for the management and intelligibility of conversation. One coherence strategy involved a 4-stage process whereby streamers redirected viewers’ attention, and then initiated a collaborative activity. This 4–stage sequence illustrates a predictable structure that is potentially applicable to other digital & multimodal environments. Methodological challenges of digitally-mediated interaction are addressed, such as transcription of voice-and-text cross-modal conversation.

本研究探讨了参与者如何在多模式对话中共同实现连贯性。我们观察了在线观看派对,对文本、谈话和视频的交织感兴趣。数据来自直播平台Twitch.tv上的两个不同社区。每个社区由一个直播流媒体及其收视率组成。直播带播放视听制品,同时与观众实时交流。尽管一个(流光溢彩者)在说话和阅读,另一个(喋喋不休者)在打字和听,但两人的互动性很强。模式的交叉给会话的管理和可理解性带来了挑战。一个连贯性策略涉及一个四阶段的过程,通过这个过程,流媒体重新引导观众的注意力,然后发起一项合作活动。这个4阶段序列说明了一个可预测的结构,该结构可能适用于其他数字&;多模式环境。数字媒介交互的方法学挑战得到了解决,例如语音和文本跨模态对话的转录。
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#Twospirit: Identity construction through stance-taking on TikTok #Twospirit:通过对TikTok的立场构建身份
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100711
Francesca Marino

Digital platforms offer users various meaning-making resources to express their stances towards specific issues, and, as a result, to perform and manage their identities. Drawing on multimodal discourse analysis, this paper explored how individuals who identify as Two-Spirit, an umbrella term used within Native American communities to refer to non-binary people, discursively construct their identities on the popular video-sharing platform TikTok by enacting varied practices of stance taking. Specifically, this paper provides a detailed analysis of three videos marked by the hashtag #TwoSpirit in which the content creators explain the meaning of the term to their audience. The findings not only illustrate the approaches taken by three content creators to the explanation of the term (i.e., contrastive, pedagogical, and metamorphic), but also shed light on the multimodal nature of stance-taking on TikTok and the centrality of embodied practices in the mediated era. In detail, embodied practices are seen as particularly relevant to disrupting colonial heteropatriarchy.

数字平台为用户提供了各种意义制造资源,以表达他们对特定问题的立场,从而执行和管理他们的身份。基于多模态话语分析,本文探讨了认同“两个精神”的个人是如何在流行的视频共享平台TikTok上通过采取不同的立场来构建自己的身份的。“两个灵魂”是美国原住民社区中用来指代非二元人的一个总括性术语。具体来说,本文对三个以#TwoSpirit为标签的视频进行了详细分析,内容创作者在视频中向观众解释了这个词的含义。这些发现不仅说明了三位内容创作者对该术语的解释所采取的方法(即对比、教学和变形),还揭示了对TikTok采取立场的多模式性质以及中介时代具体实践的中心地位。具体而言,具体化的实践被视为与破坏殖民地的异家长制特别相关。
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Dialogical networking as a journalistic practice: The case of Czech television news production 对话网络作为一种新闻实践——以捷克电视新闻制作为例
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100715
Petr Kaderka

As a journalistic work routine, ‘dialogical networking’ typically consists in approaching relevant ‘stakeholders’ and later presenting their ‘voices’ in media products, often in a dialogical manner (e.g., as claims and counterclaims). The aim of this paper is to describe the practices of journalistic dialogical networking and elucidate, from a praxeological perspective, how they are embedded in other journalistic practices, e.g., sourcing or writing, and how they reflect technical as well as semiotic conventions, constraints and affordances of situated journalistic work. It is argued that dialogical networking is a members’ phenomenon and is treated as such by both the journalists and the ‘stakeholders’. The paper is based on ethnographic research at Czech Television, the public service media outlet in Czechia. The study suggests that practices of news production are based on typifications of news reports in terms of communicative genres and genre repertoires. Dialogical networking represents an operationalisation of a particular piece of genre-related knowledge with an inherent bias towards dialogism. Accordingly, journalists report on actual social interactions, but also initiate dialogues by mediating exchanges among stakeholders, acting as go-betweens. Sometimes they merely juxtapose the ‘voices’ of the stakeholders, implying dialogical engagements among them, or ‘dialogise’ a press release, as the analysis here shows. The orientation to relevant dialogical networks is also an integral part of news story planning.

作为一种新闻工作惯例,“对话网络”通常包括接触相关的“利益相关者”,然后在媒体产品中表达他们的“声音”,通常是以对话的方式(例如,作为索赔和反诉)。本文的目的是描述新闻对话网络的实践,并从实践学的角度阐明它们是如何嵌入其他新闻实践的,例如来源或写作,以及它们如何反映技术和符号惯例、情境新闻作品的约束和可供性。有人认为,对话网络是一种成员现象,记者和“利益相关者”都认为这是一种现象。本文基于捷克公共服务媒体捷克电视台的民族志研究。研究表明,新闻制作的实践是基于新闻报道在交际体裁和体裁剧目方面的典型化。对话网络代表了一种特定类型相关知识的操作,具有对对话主义的固有偏见。因此,记者报道实际的社会互动,但也通过调解利益相关者之间的交流来发起对话,充当中间人。有时,他们只是将利益相关者的“声音”并置,暗示他们之间的对话,或者将新闻稿“对话”,正如这里的分析所示。对相关对话网络的定位也是新闻故事策划的一个组成部分。
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Online translinguistic practices of the Global South through the lens of ordinariness: Reflections on some extra-ordinary insights 从平凡的视角看全球南方的在线跨语言实践:对一些不同寻常的见解的思考
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100712
Alex Georgakopoulou
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Editorial: The changing shape of media dialogical networks 社论:媒体对话网络的形态变化
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100716
Jiří Nekvapil, Petr Kaderka, Simon Smith
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‘China doll snatched away my husband’: The intersectional othering of Chinese migrant women in a Malaysian newspaper “中国娃娃抢走了我丈夫”:马来西亚一家报纸上中国移民女性的交叉另类
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100713
Melissa Yoong , Sarah Lee

This article examines the role of a mainstream newspaper in perpetuating the othering of an under-researched migrant sub-group in Malaysia, Chinese national women who work in low-paid jobs and the illegal sex trade. While issues surrounding these women’s economic and social vulnerability have been largely ignored in media discourse, their involvement in sex work as well as their extramarital relationships with Chinese-Malaysian men have garnered negative press coverage. Using critical discourse analysis and critical stylistics, this study analyses the mediatised representations of these economic migrants, the adulterous husbands and their Chinese-Malaysian wives in a local Chinese-owned news site. Our findings show that the articles position the migrant women as sexual predators, sexual commodities and criminals; the men as prey as well as deserting spouses and fathers; and the local Chinese women as moral wives. We argue that these representations facilitate a co-ethnic racism that intersects with gender, sexuality, nationality, migrant status, occupation and social class. These representational choices are inscribed with patriarchal, neoliberal and xenophobic ideologies that converge in the media coverage to reinforce social fictions that justify and entrench the marginalisation of this highly stigmatised group of migrant women.

这篇文章探讨了一家主流报纸在延续马来西亚一个研究不足的移民子群体、从事低薪工作的中国籍女性和非法性交易方面的作用。尽管围绕这些女性的经济和社会脆弱性的问题在媒体话语中基本上被忽视,但她们参与性工作以及与马来西亚华裔男性的婚外情却遭到了负面媒体的报道。本研究运用批判性话语分析和批判性文体学的方法,分析了这些经济移民、通奸丈夫和他们的马来西亚华裔妻子在当地一家中资新闻网站上的中介表述。我们的研究结果表明,这些文章将移民妇女定位为性侵犯者、性商品和罪犯;作为猎物的男人以及遗弃的配偶和父亲;以及当地的中国妇女作为道德妻子。我们认为,这些表述助长了与性别、性取向、国籍、移民身份、职业和社会阶层交叉的同种族种族主义。这些具有代表性的选择与父权制、新自由主义和仇外意识形态交织在一起,这些意识形态在媒体报道中融合在一起,强化了社会虚构,证明并巩固了这一高度污名化的移民妇女群体的边缘化。
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“Wish everyone safe and sound”: Ambient affiliation in online comments on medical consultation videos on Bilibili.com “祝大家平安”:哔哩哔哩网上医疗咨询视频评论中的氛围
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100714
Shanghao Wang, Zhengpeng Luo

The emergence of social media has expanded the traditional landscape of health communication research. This study applies the framework of “ambient affiliation” in Systemic Functional Linguistics to a digital health context. Specifically, it explores how viewers of medical consultation videos on Bilibili.com, a Chinese online video-sharing platform, discursively negotiate alignments and construct bonds of shared values and knowledge in their online comments. Discourse analysis of the comments shows that ambient affiliation among viewers is formed in relation to four main types of interaction (i.e., evaluating the participants of medical consultations, sharing illness experiences, seeking health-related advice, and negotiating medical knowledge), through recurrent deployment of communing and dialogic affiliation strategies that act upon particular ideational-interpersonal couplings in the online comments. We argue that ambient affiliation in this digital discourse reflects the interest- and content-focused interactions in the ‘affinity space’ offered by the social media platform. Our study expands the existing knowledge on ambient affiliation by situating it in a digital health context. It also provides insights into how medical practitioners and health educators can more effectively disseminate health knowledge and enhance public health literacy on social media.

社交媒体的出现拓展了传统的健康传播研究领域。本研究将系统功能语言学中的“环境隶属关系”框架应用于数字健康语境。具体而言,它探讨了中国在线视频共享平台哔哩哔哩上的医疗咨询视频的观众如何在他们的在线评论中进行协商,并构建共同价值观和知识的纽带。对评论的话语分析表明,观众之间的环境关系与四种主要类型的互动有关(即评估医疗咨询参与者、分享疾病经历、寻求与健康相关的建议和协商医疗知识),通过反复使用沟通和对话附属策略,这些策略作用于在线评论中特定的概念人际耦合。我们认为,这种数字话语中的环境隶属关系反映了社交媒体平台提供的“亲和空间”中以兴趣和内容为中心的互动。我们的研究通过将环境关系置于数字健康背景下,扩展了现有的环境关系知识。它还深入了解了医生和健康教育工作者如何在社交媒体上更有效地传播健康知识和提高公共卫生素养。
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Exploring the use of emoji in museum social network sites 探索表情符号在博物馆社交网站中的应用
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100697
Cecilia Lazzeretti

This paper aims to explore how emoji make meaning in interaction with other semiotic resources in museum social media posts. In so doing, it examines to what extent emoji are changing the way museums communicate with their audiences. The analysis is based on a corpus of museum social posts and grounded in Systemic Functional Linguistics. Findings show that emoji make meaning not only in interaction with language, working as a paralinguistic resource, but also in interaction with visual content. The analysis highlights the presence of image-driven emoji, which create a convergence of meaning in association with details of the post image, limiting or excluding the textual component of the caption from the intermodal semiosis. Image-driven emoji often lead to playful effects and can be exploited by museum communicators for engagement purposes, to create quizzes and games. The study therefore suggests that emoji can contribute to add an informal component to museum communication, according to the 'post-museum' style, which is characterised by a more direct interactional attitude towards the audience.

本文旨在探讨表情符号如何在博物馆社交媒体帖子中与其他符号资源的互动中产生意义。通过这样做,它考察了表情符号在多大程度上改变了博物馆与观众交流的方式。该分析基于博物馆社会帖子的语料库,并以系统功能语言学为基础。研究结果表明,表情符号不仅在与语言的互动中产生意义,作为一种副语言资源,而且在与视觉内容的互动中也产生意义。该分析强调了图像驱动的表情符号的存在,它与后图像的细节相关联地产生了意义的融合,限制或排除了字幕的文本成分。图像驱动的表情符号通常会产生有趣的效果,博物馆传播者可以利用它来进行互动,以创建测验和游戏。因此,研究表明,根据“后博物馆”风格,表情符号可以为博物馆交流添加非正式成分,其特征是对观众采取更直接的互动态度。
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From writing to drawing: Examining visual composition in danmu-mediated textual communication 从书写到绘画:考察丹木文本交际中的视觉构成
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100699
Leticia-Tian Zhang , Daniel Cassany

Danmu (anonymous superimposed video comments) is a popular form of communication on Chinese and Japanese video sharing sites. While previous studies primarily focused on the verbal aspects of danmu comments, there is a growing interest in exploring their multimodal features. This study investigates the unique potential of danmu comments to communicate visual meaning, interact with on-screen content, and thereby shape audience perception. Informed by a social semiotic approach to multimodality and relevant pragmatic theories, the study analyzed 50 screenshots of visually significant danmu comments to understand the resources used by commenters to craft visual comments and the relationship between these comments and the screen. Our findings revealed that four key resources were utilized to create visual comments: arrows, kaomoji, context-specific special characters and symbols, and ASCII art. Additionally, five types of relationships were identified between visual danmu comments and the screen, including deictic, emphasizing, complementing, extending, and independent. This study provides an up-to-date examination of the possibilities for visual expression in textual communication and extends previous research on semiotic resources in social media. It also discusses the role of danmu visual play as internet memes and the emergence of danmu visual grammar.

丹木(匿名叠加视频评论)是中日视频分享网站上流行的一种交流形式。虽然以前的研究主要集中在丹木评论的言语方面,但人们对探索其多模态特征越来越感兴趣。本研究调查了丹木评论在传达视觉意义、与屏幕内容互动从而塑造观众感知方面的独特潜力。该研究采用社会符号学方法研究多模态和相关语用理论,分析了50张具有视觉意义的丹木评论截图,以了解评论者制作视觉评论所使用的资源以及这些评论与屏幕之间的关系。我们的研究结果表明,四种关键资源被用于创建视觉评论:箭头、kaomoji、上下文特定的特殊字符和符号以及ASCII艺术。此外,视觉丹木评论与屏幕之间存在五种类型的关系,包括指示、强调、补充、扩展和独立。本研究对文本传播中视觉表达的可能性进行了最新的研究,并扩展了先前对社交媒体中符号资源的研究。并探讨了网络模因的丹木视觉剧的作用以及丹木视觉语法的产生。
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You’re so mean but I like it – Metapragmatic evaluation of mock impoliteness in Danmaku comments 你很刻薄,但我喜欢它——丹马库评论中模仿不礼貌的元语用评价
IF 2 2区 文学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.dcm.2023.100700
Shengnan Liu

Mock impoliteness, a term encompassing a wide array of phenomena (e.g., banter, teasing, mocking, jocular mockery, jocular abuse/insults, humour, etc.), has long been grounded in the framework of (im)politeness. However, the research on the participants’ metapragmatic evaluations of mock impoliteness is scarce, with the exception of Sinkeviciute (2017). This research aims to investigate the third-party participants’ metapragmatic evaluation in Danmaku comments in a Chinese online talk show Roast! that features mock impoliteness speech events. Danmaku, as a commenting system that displays users’ synchronous comments within the video stream, is widely used in Asian countries, especially in China and Japan (Wu & Ito, 2014). Danmaku comments provide easy access to a vast amount of third-party participants’ evaluations of mock impoliteness, which is an ideal data source for this research. Such metapragmatic evaluations offer invaluable insight to the first-order understanding of mock impoliteness, which resonates with the discursive approaches to (im)politeness that advocates first-order understanding of (im)politeness interactions (Eelen, 2001; Locher and Watts, 2005; Locher, 2006, 2012, 2015; Mills, 2003). By qualitatively categorizing the information provided in the Danmaku comments, a data-driven coding scheme is created, which captures different aspects of information: (i) in-text reference (Referent and Speech Event); (ii) pragmatic phenomena that is relevant to mock impoliteness (Impoliteness and Funniness), and (iii) metapragmatic evaluation (positive/negative Evaluation). Then a conditional inference tree model (Hothorn et al., 2006; Tagliamonte and Baayen, 2012; Tantucci and Wang, 2018) was fitted to investigate to what extent the above factors contribute to third-party participants’ metapragmatic evaluations of mock impoliteness. This method generated clear data visualization by displaying the ranking of contributing factors to the metapragmatic evaluations. Such quantitative results were then interpreted through qualitative analysis of typical examples from the data. The analysis concludes that funniness and impoliteness are the two most statistically significant factors contributing to Danmaku users’ qualitative evaluations. This conclusion, in return provides solid empirical evidence for second-order theoretical underpinning of mock impoliteness.

嘲笑不礼貌是一个涵盖广泛现象的术语(例如,玩笑、调侃、嘲讽、诙谐的嘲笑、诙谐的辱骂/侮辱、幽默等),长期以来一直以礼貌为基础。然而,除了Sinkevicuite(2017)之外,关于参与者对模拟不礼貌的元语用评价的研究很少。本研究旨在调查中国网络脱口秀节目《吐槽!以模仿不礼貌言语事件为特色。Danmaku作为一种在视频流中显示用户同步评论的评论系统,在亚洲国家,尤其是中国和日本被广泛使用(Wu&;Ito,2014)。Danmaku评论提供了大量第三方参与者对模拟不礼貌的评估,这是本研究的理想数据来源。这种元语用评价为模拟不礼貌的一阶理解提供了宝贵的见解,这与主张对礼貌互动进行一阶理解的(im)礼貌的话语方法产生了共鸣(Eelen,2001;Locher和Watts,2005;Locher,200620122015;Mills,2003)。通过对Danmaku评论中提供的信息进行定性分类,创建了一个数据驱动的编码方案,该方案捕获了信息的不同方面:(i)文本参考(参考和语音事件);(ii)与模拟不礼貌相关的语用现象(不礼貌和功能),以及(iii)元语用评价(积极/消极评价)。然后,拟合条件推理树模型(Hothorn et al.,2006;Tagliamonte和Baayen,2012;Tantucci和Wang,2018),以调查上述因素在多大程度上促成了第三方参与者对模拟不礼貌的元语用评价。该方法通过显示元碎片评估的贡献因素的排名来生成清晰的数据可视化。然后通过对数据中的典型实例进行定性分析来解释这些定量结果。分析得出结论,有趣和不礼貌是丹马库用户定性评价的两个最具统计学意义的因素。这一结论反过来为模拟不礼貌的二阶理论基础提供了坚实的经验证据。
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