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Internet Chat: The Third Method Of Communication

Posted on:2003-08-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q Z BaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2207360062496016Subject:Literature and art
Abstract/Summary:
The study on chatting in Internet, which is a new culture, just lies on the superficial layer. This study for the culture also means researching human beings .It is a great activity for human beings to realize themselves and develop themselves .In types chatting in Internet can be divided into two types: forum and chatting room, which also can be divided into four parts in detail, that is, topic forum, forum on joining people, topic chatting room and chatting room on joining people .Net -citizens give their variety even entirely different responses on social hot. This means they have strong individualism .The topics they discuss contains politics, economy, sports etc .The language using in Internet has some characters such as expressing directly, be remarkable for both voice and expression, creative language, informal language, etc. In Internet they hide their real identities, and became the symbols. Generally these symbols can be divided into three parts. And each part also can be divided into many smaller parts. Chatting in Internet is a special public language, representing the secrets of real identities and the freedom of language situations. Daily expressions contain daily chats and the public language, which is restricted by public management. So chatting in Internet becomes the third way of public communication. Fictitious identities bring new characters. Chatting in Internet is an artistic creation. The concept of "public" extends. Analyzing it by theory of Fluid. This kind of chatting creates a new public culture link. The emerging of net-culture has positive significance, but also brings some conspicuous problems. It needs to set up the third virtue in which the main ideas of rules can be honesty, justice and self-restrain.
Keywords/Search Tags:supposition, the third way of public communication, the third virtue
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