Этнография социальных медиа: цифровой исследователь в беспорядочной Сети
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22394/2658-3895-2023-6-1-38-56Ключевые слова:
социальные медиа, хэштег, интернет-этнография, онлайн сообщества, рутина, движение, социальностьАннотация
Статья была опубликована в 2012 году в журнале "Media International Australia, Incorporating Culture & Policy". Практики и технологии социальных сетей тесно связаны с тем, как участники этнографических исследований ориентируются в социальных, материальных и технологических мирах. Они также играют важную роль в самой этнографической практике. Все это создает необходимость анализа теоретических и методологических аспектов новых форм этнографической практики, связанных с социальными сетями. В данной статье мы критически рассматриваем историографию, посвященную теме интернета как «этнографического места», предлагая взамен новые понятия рутины, движения и социальности, которые позволяют нам понимать процесс формирования знаний и мест в этнографии социальных сетей.Скачивания
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