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網絡交際中漢語親屬稱謂語泛化考察 -以新浪微博為中心-A Study on the Socialization of Chinese Kinship Terms in Internet Communication - Centering on Sina Weibo -

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A Study on the Socialization of Chinese Kinship Terms in Internet Communication - Centering on Sina Weibo -
Authors
Su HuaYu한용수
Issue Date
Mar-2022
Publisher
중앙대학교 외국학연구소
Keywords
중국어 친족호칭어; 의사친족어; 온라인 친족호칭어; 네트워크통신; 시나웨이보; Chinese Kinshipterms; Fictive Kin Appellation; Online Kinshipterms; Internet Communication; Sina Weibo
Citation
외국학연구, no.59, pp 207 - 229
Pages
23
Indexed
KCI
Journal Title
외국학연구
Number
59
Start Page
207
End Page
229
URI
https://scholarworks.dongguk.edu/handle/sw.dongguk/3486
DOI
10.15755/jfs.2022..59.207
ISSN
2288-4599
Abstract
China is a land of courtesy that values consanguinity and kinship, and kinship terms are a very important part of the appellation system. Kinship terms that were originally used in blood relationship or marriage have long penetrated into internet communication, and their use has become very common. Netizens are good at getting close to each other and expressing their feelings enthusiastically through the use of kinship terms in internet communication. On the one hand, they convey their favorable impression, On the other hand, they approach their favorite targets in disguise. This paper adopts the probability theory of sociolinguistics, over 5000 corpuses were collected. Carefully classify the use of kinship terms by netizens in Sina Weibo from October 2021 to February 2022, and investigate the forms that are actually used in internet communication. In the Weibo virtual field, kinship terms are mainly embodied in three broad forms: “direct use of kinship terms”, “name/network name and kinship terms”, “other modifiers and kinship terms”. It plays an incomparable role in narrowing the distance between the two sides of communication and shows the characteristics of randomness, adaptability and regionality, and building a smooth internet communication.
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