左翼 "是如何成为备忘录的?分析 r/DankLeft 网络流行语中的禁忌

Samuel Merrill, Mattias Gardell, Simon Lindgren
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本文通过 r/DankLeft--一个以美国为中心的马克思主义、无政府主义和民主社会主义网络流行语社区--的案例,探讨了 "左派 "流行语以及其中的禁忌特征和情感接受。它提出了以下问题:流行的 r/DankLeft 网络流行语与哪些主题有关,流行的 r/DankLeft 网络流行语中的禁忌是如何体现的,以及在接受与禁忌有关的 r/DankLeft 网络流行语的方式上是否存在差异。文章对 366 个流行备忘录进行了主题分析,对 41 个与禁忌相关的流行备忘录进行了多模态批判性话语分析,并对这些备忘录和其他备忘录在 r/DankLeft 收到的评论进行了情感比较分析。文章发现,r/DankLeft 中的流行备忘录主要与用户社区感知到的威胁有关。文章还表明,r/DankLeft 的备忘录中确实存在打破禁忌的现象,而且当这种现象出现时,在受欢迎程度和情感接受方面也会出现相关的模式。
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How “the left” meme: Analyzing taboo in the Internet memes of r/DankLeft
This article explores how “the left” meme and the character and emotional reception of taboo-breaking therein via the case of r/DankLeft—a USA-centric Marxist, Anarchist, and Democratic Socialist Internet meme community. It asks: what themes do popular r/DankLeft Internet memes relate to, how does taboo feature within popular r/DankLeft Internet memes, and can any differences in the ways in which taboo-related r/DankLeft Internet memes are received be discerned. In turn, it carries out a thematic analysis of 366 popular memes, a multimodal critical discourse analysis of 41 taboo-related popular memes, and a comparative sentiment analysis of the comments these and other memes have received in r/DankLeft. The article finds that popular memes in r/DankLeft primarily relate to perceived threats to its community of users. It also shows that taboo-breaking does feature in r/DankLeft memes and that when it does correlative patterns emerge in terms of popularity and emotional reception.
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