Narrating Aboriginality On-Line: Digital Storytelling, Identity and Healing

Adelson Naomi; Olding Michelle

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Narrating Aboriginality On-Line: Digital Storytelling, Identity and Healing

机译：在线讲述原住民：数字叙事，身份和治疗

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Digital story-telling is a counter-narrative of healing for many indigenous youth in Canada today. As much as e-health technologies are valuable and empowering an interventionist presumption limits the potential value of digital communication as a healing resource. With examples from three digital story-telling sites, we explore the internet as both a social space and therapeutic tool where indigenous youth are constructing and negotiating Aboriginality through online story sharing. Those digital stories, like other narrative forms, are part of a larger complex of contemporary forms of healing.

机译：对于今天的加拿大许多土著青年而言，数字故事讲述是一种康复疗法。电子保健技术非常有价值，而赋予干预者推定的权力限制了数字通信作为治疗资源的潜在价值。通过来自三个数字故事网站的示例，我们将互联网作为社交空间和治疗工具进行了探索，土著青年通过在线故事共享来构建和谈判土著。与其他叙事形式一样，这些数字故事也是现代治疗形式中较大一部分的一部分。

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《Journal of Community Informatics》 |2013年第2期|共页
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