Young people's digitally-networked bodies: the changing possibilities of what a gendered body can be, do and become online
Young people's digitally-networked bodies: the changing possibilities of what a gendered body can be, do and become online
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年轻人的数字网络身体：性别身体可以是什么、可以做什么以及变得在线的可能性的变化
DOI：
10.1080/09589236.2023.2172555
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Marston K
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作者：
Marston K
本文利用2018年在南威尔士山谷对五名15-18岁的LGBTQ+年轻人进行的创意和视觉小组访谈的数据，探讨了在线身体的性别体验。根据更广泛的研究，参与者表明，商品化的性别和性化规范通过理想化身体的日常强行入侵和辱骂性的身体羞辱评论在网上得到加强。然而，他们也指出了食物和宠物内容在体验体验具体快乐和在线感觉良好方面的作用。受女权主义后人类和新唯物主义学术的启发，本文探讨了食物和宠物摄影如何插入男性化和女性化的身体组合。在这样做的时候，它不仅对性别研究领域做出了经验性的贡献，而且还通过制定一种理论上知情的方法，扩大了性别主体可能是什么、做什么和成为在线的界限，为方法论文献做出了贡献。
Drawing on data from creative and visual group interviews undertaken in 2018 with five LGBTQ+ young people aged 15–18 years old in the South Wales valleys, this paper explores the gendered experiences of the body online. In line with wider research, participants illustrated that commodified gendered and sexualized norms were intensified online through the everyday forceful intrusion of idealized bodies and abusive body-shaming comments. However, they also pointed to the role of food and pet content in experiences of embodied pleasure and feeling good online. Inspired by feminist posthuman and new materialist scholarship, this paper examines how food and pet photography plugs into masculinizing and feminizing bodily assemblages. In so doing, it not only makes an empirical contribution to the field of gender studies, but also offers a contribution to the methodological literature by developing a theoretically informed approach, which expands the boundaries of what a gendered body may be, do and become online.