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3.2 Online Participant Observation
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Chenyang Song
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Acknowledgements 7
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Chapter 1. Introduction: Chinese Digital Pink Tsunami
- 1.1 When the Movement Arose 9
- 1.2 Digital Counterattack from the Mainland 11
- 1.3 Research Questions 16
- 1.4 Chapter Overviews 16
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Chapter 2. Literature Review and Theoretical Basis
- 2.1 The Evolution of the Chinese Internet 19
- 2.2 Social Media: Practices and Affordances 31
- 2.3 The Pop-Cultural Dimension 35
- 2.4 The Political Dimension 40
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Chapter 3. Methodology
- 3.1 Ethnography/Theoretical Basis of Methodology 63
- 3.2 Online Participant Observation 64
- 3.3 In-Depth Online Interviews with Selected Users 70
- 3.4 Ethnographic and Mixed-Method Data Analysis 76
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Chapter 4. Idolizing the Nation and Politicians
- 4.1 Past and Present: From “Little Pink” to “Fandom Girl” 81
- 4.2 Who Is Idolizing? 89
- 4.3 What Is Idolizing? 92
- 4.4 Idolized as What? 103
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Chapter 5. Mobilizing in Idol-land’s Name
- 5.1 Weibo Turns “Pink” 117
- 5.2 The Fandom Nationalist Organizational Framework 123
- 5.3 Information Flow and the Pink Porous Echo Chamber 134
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Chapter 6. Idol-land’s Pink Guard
- 6.1 Trolling for the Idol-Land 147
- 6.2 Online Jubao/Reporting: Wielding the Sword of Damocles 166
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Chapter 7. Internet Memes as Ammunition
- 7.1 Conceptual Clarification of Internet Memes 181
- 7.2 Mass Production of Digital Ammunition 187
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Chapter 8. Conclusion
- 8.1 (Chapter) Summaries 204
- 8.2 Limitations 208
- 8.3 Implications 209
- References 213
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Acknowledgements 7
-
Chapter 1. Introduction: Chinese Digital Pink Tsunami
- 1.1 When the Movement Arose 9
- 1.2 Digital Counterattack from the Mainland 11
- 1.3 Research Questions 16
- 1.4 Chapter Overviews 16
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Chapter 2. Literature Review and Theoretical Basis
- 2.1 The Evolution of the Chinese Internet 19
- 2.2 Social Media: Practices and Affordances 31
- 2.3 The Pop-Cultural Dimension 35
- 2.4 The Political Dimension 40
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Chapter 3. Methodology
- 3.1 Ethnography/Theoretical Basis of Methodology 63
- 3.2 Online Participant Observation 64
- 3.3 In-Depth Online Interviews with Selected Users 70
- 3.4 Ethnographic and Mixed-Method Data Analysis 76
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Chapter 4. Idolizing the Nation and Politicians
- 4.1 Past and Present: From “Little Pink” to “Fandom Girl” 81
- 4.2 Who Is Idolizing? 89
- 4.3 What Is Idolizing? 92
- 4.4 Idolized as What? 103
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Chapter 5. Mobilizing in Idol-land’s Name
- 5.1 Weibo Turns “Pink” 117
- 5.2 The Fandom Nationalist Organizational Framework 123
- 5.3 Information Flow and the Pink Porous Echo Chamber 134
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Chapter 6. Idol-land’s Pink Guard
- 6.1 Trolling for the Idol-Land 147
- 6.2 Online Jubao/Reporting: Wielding the Sword of Damocles 166
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Chapter 7. Internet Memes as Ammunition
- 7.1 Conceptual Clarification of Internet Memes 181
- 7.2 Mass Production of Digital Ammunition 187
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Chapter 8. Conclusion
- 8.1 (Chapter) Summaries 204
- 8.2 Limitations 208
- 8.3 Implications 209
- References 213