subcultural evolution? examining the influence of on- and off-line experiences on deviant subcultures
subcultural evolution? examining the influence of on- and off-line experiences on deviant subcultures
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亚文化进化？
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2007
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T. Holt
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T. Holt
亚文化研究提供了重要的洞察方式，个人学会批准和辩护参与犯罪和越轨行为。然而，大多数研究都是在网络空间或现实世界的社会情境中考察亚文化。很少有人考虑到离线和在线体验如何重叠并影响亚文化价值观和规范。本研究探讨这个问题，探讨规范秩序的电脑黑客亚文化与多个数据集。研究结果表明，黑客亚文化的规范和价值观跨越了数字鸿沟，塑造了虚拟和真实的黑客之间的关系。对未来研究的意义也进行了讨论。
Subcultural research gives significant insight into the ways individuals learn to approve of and justify involvement in crime and deviance. However, most research examines subcultures in either cyberspace or real-world social situations. Few have considered how off-line and online experiences overlap and influence subcultural values and norms. This study addresses this issue by exploring the normative orders of computer hacker subculture with multiple data sets. The findings suggest that the norms and values of hacker subculture cut across the digital divide to shape relationships between hackers in virtual and real situations. Implications for future research are also discussed.