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Social media and everyday politics

机译:社交媒体和日常政治

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This book is a challenge to the concept of social media, in terms of the broadest sense, as a voice of people's private lives rather than a source of political power. Highfield begins the book with his Instagram selfie in a polling booth. You might take a photo of yourself voting, he argues, because you are a 'political junkie' looking to make an explicit and probably partisan engagement with institutional, big-P politics; but you might also be someone 'for whom engagement and reaction come tangentially, through particular events or issues', looking to document your experience, to share an irreverent joke online, or simply to continue the mundane business of documenting your daily life through social media. The point is, argues High-field, that social mediation entwines the personal and the political, so that politics emerges from the personal, and vice-versa.
机译:从最广泛的意义上讲,这本书是对社会媒体概念的挑战,它是人们私人生活的代言人,而不是政治权力的来源。海菲尔德在投票站以Instagram自拍照开始了这本书。他认为,您可能会为自己的投票照相,因为您是一个“政治迷”,希望与机构性的大人物政治进行明确的,可能是党派的参与。但您也可能是一个“通过特定事件或问题来引起参与和反应相切地发生的人”,希望记录您的经历,在网上分享一个不敬的笑话,或者只是继续通过社交媒体记录您的日常生活的日常事务。高菲尔德认为,关键是社会调解将个人和政治纠缠在一起,因此政治从个人中产生,反之亦然。

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