参与式文化
风气
互联网
消费(社会学)
社会学
公民新闻
背景(考古学)
中国
社会化媒体
跟踪(心理语言学)
新媒体
媒体研究
广告
政治学
社会科学
万维网
业务
计算机科学
历史
哲学
考古
法学
语言学
摘要
This article examines the ways in which the traditional relationship between authors and their audiences is being challenged and redefined in the context of Chinese Internet literature. We look at the evolution of the reader–writer dynamic in line with the development of online literary spaces in China, analyze the crucial role of social media as both curator and mediator, and trace the development of participatory cultures and commercial dynamics in these literary communities. This analysis illustrates how the relationship between authors and audiences—traditionally indirect and distant—has become, in online spaces, more direct, informal, and bidirectional while maintaining a significant commercial ethos. We argue that both the production and the consumption of Chinese Internet literature are quintessentially social activities, as online spaces open up new possibilities for communication and collaboration, both between authors and readers and among readers themselves.
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