Identitātes konstruēšana Gign.lv interneta kopienā
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Pētījums ir par identitātes konstruēšanu interneta kopienā Gign.lv. Pētījuma mērķis bija ir analizēt dalībnieku iesaisti kopienā, kā mijiedarbība ar pārējiem kopienas biedriem ir saistāma ar indivīda identitāti. Teorētiskajā pieeja izmantoju sociālais konstrukcionisms, simboliskais interakcionisms, un apgūts nepieciešamais, lai sekmīgāk varētu veikt netnogrāfisku novērojumu internetā. Sociālo konstrukcionisms tika izmantots, lai skaidrotu kopienā pastāvošās zināšanu konstrukcijas. Pētījuma empīriskajā daļā tika veikta fokusgrupas diskusija un daļēji strukturētas intervijas, ar 7 kopienas dalībniekiem. Pētījumā apstiprinājās, ka kopienas dalībniekiem ir ietekme uz indivīda identitāti konstruēšanu. Identitāte tiek konstruēta izmantojot dažādas interpretatīvas, informatīvas un sociālas prakses. Anonimitātei ir destruktīva ietekme uz dalībnieku komunikāciju.
The aim of this study was to investigate construction of identity in online community Gign.lv. Its goal is to examine the involvement of community members, how interaction with other community members, can be linked to individual’s identity. Social constructionism, simbolic interactionism were applied for theoretical approach. Acquired necessary for netnographic observation. Social constructionism was used to explain existing knowledge structures in community. Empirical study was based on focus group discussion and semi-structured interviews, with 7 community members. The study confirmed that community members have an impact on an individual's identity construction. Identity is constructed through a variety of interpretive, informational and social practices. Anonymity has a destructive impact on participant’s communication.
The aim of this study was to investigate construction of identity in online community Gign.lv. Its goal is to examine the involvement of community members, how interaction with other community members, can be linked to individual’s identity. Social constructionism, simbolic interactionism were applied for theoretical approach. Acquired necessary for netnographic observation. Social constructionism was used to explain existing knowledge structures in community. Empirical study was based on focus group discussion and semi-structured interviews, with 7 community members. The study confirmed that community members have an impact on an individual's identity construction. Identity is constructed through a variety of interpretive, informational and social practices. Anonymity has a destructive impact on participant’s communication.