Picturesque Wounds: A Multimodal Analysis of Self-Injury Photographs on Flickr
Picturesque Wounds: A Multimodal Analysis of Self-Injury Photographs on Flickr
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如画的伤口：Flickr 上自伤照片的多模态分析
DOI：
10.17169/fqs-14.2.1935
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发表时间：
2013
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通讯作者：
Yukari Seko
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作者：
Yukari Seko
Web 2.0技术的进步极大地扩展了自我表达的领域，以至于个人的和可能有争议的照片被公众广泛分享。本研究通过分析用户在一个流行的图片分享网站Flickr.com上上传的自伤照片，探讨照片上传者如何表现自己受伤的身体，是否有新出现的话语和视觉惯例来重新定义“自伤照片”，以及这些新出现的惯例是肯定还是抵制自伤照片的主流文化话语。本研究采用视觉内容分析和语篇分析的方法，对146名Flickr会员上传的516张同传照片进行分析。研究结果表明，虽然占主导地位的话语在很大程度上决定了SI照片的塑造，一些上传者颠覆性地将他们的伤口作为一种韧性的叙述，从而将他们的伤口转化为自我表达的真实来源。URN：http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs1302229
The advancement of Web 2.0 technologies has drastically extended the realm of self-expression, to the extent that personal and potentially controversial photographs are widely shared with public viewers. This study examined user-generated photographs of self-injury (SI) uploaded on a popular photo-sharing site Flickr.com, to explore how the photo uploaders represent their wounded bodies, whether there are any emergent discursive and visual conventions that (re)define "photographs of SI," and whether these emergent conventions affirm or resist dominant cultural discourses of SI. 516 photographs of SI uploaded by 146 Flickr members were analyzed using methods of visual content analysis and discourse analysis. The findings indicate that while dominant discourses largely determine the shaping of SI photographs, some uploaders subversively frame their wounds as a narrative of resilience, thereby transforming their wounds into an authentic source of self-expression. URN: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs1302229
DOI：
10.5860/choice.34-1950
发表时间：
1996-05
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作者：
G. Kress;T. V. Leeuwen
通讯作者：
G. Kress;T. V. Leeuwen