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摘要
本文探讨了女性为何以及如何使用独立的播客和社交媒体平台来挑战困扰她们个人生活的规范。延伸之前关于独立播客作为赋权工具的研究,本文分析了对两个播客主持人的半结构化采访:心理健康和个人期刊播客a Seat at the Table和育儿播客Our Different Family [eds Anderledes Family]。这些播客是对常规的挑战,但同时也说明了一个性别化的播客领域,在这个领域中,女性主要是在播客中谈论传统上被认为是女性的领域,比如心理健康、个人日记和育儿。研究发现,播客缺乏视觉效果和不受限制的对话形式,可以创造和传播对个人规范挑战问题的深入认识。同时,研究发现,当播客挑战压迫性规范时,社交媒体平台的参与性支持对于从志同道合的听众那里获得反馈、内容创意和情感支持至关重要。
Podcasting about yourself and challenging norms: An investigation of independent women podcasters in Denmark
Abstract This article investigates why and how women use independent podcasting and social media platforms to challenge norms afflicting their own personal lives. Extending previous studies of independent podcasting as a tool of empowerment, this article analyses semi-structured interviews with the hosts of two podcasts: the mental health and personal journals podcast A Seat at The Table and the parenting podcast Our Different Family [Vores Anderledes Familie]. The podcasts are norm-challenging but, at the same time, illustrative of a gendered podcasting sphere in which women primarily podcast about what has traditionally been considered female domains, such as mental health, personal journals, and parenting. The study finds that podcasting’s lack of visuals and unrestricted, conversational format allow for creating and distributing in-depth realisations about personal norm-challenging issues. Simultaneously, it finds that the participatory affordances of social media platforms are essential for receiving feedback, content ideas, and emotional support from like-minded listeners when the podcasters challenge oppressive norms.