Keeping a diary in cyberspace
Keeping a diary in cyberspace
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在网络空间写日记
DOI：
10.1111/1468-5884.00097
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发表时间：
1998
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通讯作者：
I. Yamashita
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作者：
Y. Kawaura;Yoshiro Kawakami;I. Yamashita
这项研究是针对在互联网上发布日记的人(以下简称网络日记)进行的，旨在揭示在网络空间写日记的心理含义。共有1,529人从全文搜索引擎和网络日记链接集合中提取并进行了调查。通过电子邮件向提取的主页的作者发出参加邀请，调查本身是使用主页表格进行的。有效问卷377份，应答率为24.7%。网络日记被分为四种类型：(A)自觉的事实记录(回忆录)；(B)意识到与读者的关系的事实记录(日记)；(C)自觉的情感表达(“(狭义的)日记”)；(D)意识到与读者的关系的情感表达(“开放日记”)。这四种类型被二维描述为(A)事实的记录或情感的表达，以及(B)作者的意识要么是自我导向的，要么是读者导向的。此外，这些维度与效用和自我意识紧密交织在一起。
This research was conducted into people who post their diaries on the Internet (hereinafter referred to as Web diaries) to reveal the psychological implications of writing a diary in cyberspace. A total of 1,529 people were extracted from full-text search engines and collections of Web diary links and surveyed. Invitations to participate were sent to the authors of the extracted home pages by e-mail and the survey itself was conducted with the use of a home page form. There were 377 valid responses, giving a response rate of 24.7%. The Web diaries were broken down into four types: (a) self-conscious records of fact (memoirs); (b) records of fact conscious of a relationship with the reader (journals); (c) self-conscious expres- sions of sentiment ("(narrowly defined) diaries"); (d) expressions of sentiments conscious of a relationship with the reader ("open diaries"). The four types were described bidimensionally as (a) a record of fact or an expression of sentiment, and (b) the authors' consciousness is either self-oriented or reader-oriented. Moreover, these dimensions are closely intertwined with utility and self-consciousness.