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Political Satire in the Chinese Blogosphere: The Case of Wang Xiaofeng

Political Satire in the Chinese Blogosphere: The Case of Wang Xiaofeng
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摘要 This paper is built on the study of one key blog-Wang Xiaofeng's No Guess (2006-2011) to explore how a Chinese intellectual uses his satirical skills in the blogosphere, how his blog reshapes the form of political culture, and how the blogosphere through such interventions proceeds in the development of political communications in China. Two key issues are addressed in the paper. Firstly, drawing on the concept of "blogging culture", the author argues that blogging has potentially reconfigured political information around people's everyday lives, offering alternative modes of "public talk". The case of Wang Xiaofeng shows that satire can be used to make fun of the state, policies, and established ideologies, improving a previously restricted communicative environment toward more open. Secondly, the rise in the value placed on individualism in China, and the rise of peer-to-peer media mean that bloggers who pursue self-expression simultaneously through such self-expression. In other words, Wang Xiaofeng's No Guess blog demonstrates that individual opinions across the blogosphere have implicitly challenged political discourse; however, they always have to struggle with an ongoing censorship, negotiate an unstable discursive space and thus, can only enjoy a limited success.
作者 Hai Tang
机构地区 University of Sussex
出处 《Sociology Study》 2014年第12期1016-1041,共26页
关键词 Blogging China satirical biog political expression established ideologies 博客文化 政治 中国 知识分子 意识形态 个人主义 不稳定 话语
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