КОНТЕКСТИ СВЕСНОСТИ У ОНЛАЈН КОМУНИКАЦИЈИ НА КАНИБАЛ КАФE ФОРУМУ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME211020020PKljučne reči:
контексти свесности, онлајн интеракција, онлајн девијантност, канибализамApstrakt
У раду се бавимо испитивањем могућности за примену процедуралних правила која су осмислили Глејзер и Штраус, за разумевање контекста свесности у онлајн интеракцији. Колико је нама познато, ово је прва примена ове парадигме за проучавање интеракција у оквиру девијантних заједница на интернету. Истраживање је базирано на квалитативној анализи садржаја дискусија чланова форума Канибал Кафе (енгл. Cannibal Café). Успостављањем везе између њиховог идентитета, свесности и интеракције наше истраживање је показало да је отворени контекст свесности, који је један од четири основна контекста које су идентификовали Глејзер и Штарус, онај који доминира у овој заједници девијаната. Међутим, иако доминантан, он није и једини који се овде може идентификовати будући да је и контекст сумње, иако у мањој мери, ипак јасно заступљен. Важно је додати и то да се ови контексти не преливају један у други већ једноставно коегзистирају, на крају, дозвољавајући неспутано испољавање девијантности љубитеља канибализма.
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