The Ordinary Affects of Conspiracy Thinking
The Ordinary Affects of Conspiracy Thinking
批准号:
2757290
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
阴谋论思维是我们这个时代最麻烦、最引人注目的现象之一。在这一领域流传的理论对其支持者有着显著的影响力;有时会导致危及生命的决定,比如拒绝接种疫苗。在亲密关系中,这种现象是一个日常关注的话题,因为人们目睹亲密的人陷入偏执扭曲的现实,而对不良思维的怀疑现在渗透到对他人的日常评估中。然而,关于这一现象的学术研究主要集中在其大规模表达上,同时试图勾勒出阴谋论的本质及其宏观解释(“后真相”时代、社交媒体的影响等)。该项目通过试图理解阴谋是如何产生、遭遇、执行和感受作为日常生活的一部分,直接解决了阴谋思想中被忽视的日常方面。通过与具有不同关系的人一起工作,并辅以在线观察,该项目将产生新的知识,了解对阴谋论的依恋如何从日常生活中产生、扩散并产生影响。概念和方法框架将使本研究能够引出阴谋思维的情感和情感方面。在COVID-19大流行之后,本研究将主要依靠访谈,以疫苗的替代话语为中心。额外的创造性方法将使项目能够强调与阴谋思维经验一起出现的情感强度。结果将是关于阴谋思维如何发生并成为人们日常生活一部分的新知识。
英文摘要
Conspiratorial thinking is one of the most troublesome and high-profile phenomena of our time. Theories circulating in this realm have a remarkable hold on their supporters; sometimes leading to life-endangering decisions, such asrefusing vaccination. In intimate relationships this phenomenon is a daily topic of concern, as people witness intimate others slip into paranoid distorted realities, while suspicions of bad thinking now permeate daily evaluations of others. However, scholarly work on this phenomenon has mainly concentrated on its large-scale expression, while seeking to draw the outline of an essence of conspiracy theories and their macro explanations (a 'posttruth' age, the impact of social media etc). This project directly addresses the neglected everyday aspects of conspiratorial thinking by seeking to understand how conspiracies are produced, encountered, performed and felt as part of everyday life. By working with people with different relations with conspiracy thinking supplemented with online observation, this project will generate new knowledge about the ways attachments to conspiracy theories emerge from, proliferate through, and make a difference to daily life. The conceptual and methodological frameworks will allow this research to draw out the affective and emotional facet of conspiratorial thinking. Centring on alternative discourses on vaccines in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, this research will primarily rely on interviews. Additional creative method will allow the project to accentuate affective intensities that arise alongside experiences of conspiratorial thinking. Theresult will be new knowledge about how conspiracy thinking happens and becomes part of people's everyday life.
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