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首页> 外文会议>International Federation for Information Processing(IFIP) Working Group 8.2 on Information Systems and Organizations and 9.5 on Virtuality and Society; 20070729-31; Portland,OR(US) >13 The Presentation of Self in a Virtual but Work-related Environment From Protagonists to Fools
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13 The Presentation of Self in a Virtual but Work-related Environment From Protagonists to Fools

机译：13在虚拟但与工作相关的环境中自我展现，从主人公到傻瓜

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More and more people take part in virtual environments in which they present a "virtual self"—an online profile that indicates key information about them to other participants and viewers. This research investigates how people present themselves in the virtual yet work-related environments of occupational online forums. To do so, the research analyzes the profiles of more than 300 registered users of an online forum dedicated to issues of interest to bankers. These profiles are interpreted in relation to Goffman's (1959) seminal ideas of mystification (allowed by the separation between backstage and public action) and presentation of self and of Turkle's (1995) ideas of multiple, interrelated, online and offline selves. This research builds a grounded categorization of profiles. The four categories of profiles that emerged from the data correspond to clearly distinct ways participants in the online forums present themselves. Over time, two categories have become dominant while another has dwindled. This research holds implications for the understanding of the presentation of self in virtual but work-related environments. It shows how participants in online forums build their virtual self by playing with the mystification inherent of the virtual environment. It also shows an interplay between the virtual and the offline when some participants "de-mystify" their profile. Finally, the increasing prevalence of two categories of profiles suggests that, over time, social norms of presentation of self emerge and condition socially accepted virtual selves in occupational online forums.
机译：越来越多的人参加虚拟环境，他们在虚拟环境中呈现“虚拟自我” —一种在线配置文件，向其他参与者和查看者指示有关他们的关键信息。这项研究调查了人们如何在虚拟但与工作相关的职业在线论坛环境中展示自己。为此，该研究分析了一个在线论坛的300多个注册用户的资料，该论坛专门讨论银行家感兴趣的问题。这些概貌是相对于戈夫曼（1959）的开创性的神秘化思想（后台与公共行动之间的分离）以及自我和特克尔（1995年）关于多重，相互关联的，在线和离线自我的思想的呈现而进行解释的。这项研究建立了概要文件的基础分类。从数据中得出的四种类型的配置文件与在线论坛参与者展示自己的方式明显不同。随着时间的流逝，两种类别已成为主导，而另一种则逐渐减少。这项研究对于理解虚拟但与工作相关的环境中的自我呈现具有启示意义。它显示了在线论坛的参与者如何通过利用虚拟环境固有的神秘性来构建他们的虚拟自我。当一些参与者“揭开神秘面纱”时，它也显示了虚拟和离线之间的相互作用。最后，两类个人资料的日益普及表明，随着时间的流逝，自我呈现的社会规范逐渐出现，并在职业在线论坛中形成了社会认可的虚拟自我的条件。

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