analysis of the definition and characteristics of the network onlookers（分析网络围观的定义和特征）.doc

Analysis of the definition and characteristics of the network onlookers Abstract: network onlookers is a virtual social scene based on the network logic built a common phenomenon in essence, it is a spontaneous network clustering, is a participation in the visual performance of the mind to move the mouse onlookers. networks onlookers have virtual sex, emotions, transient characteristics, and its impact on the community is also a double-edged sword. Keywords: network the onlookers concept characterized role Network onlookers Schools no one gives doctrinal definition. Analysis found that network onlookers a common phenomenon in virtual social scene built based on the network logic Essentially, it is a spontaneous network clustering, is the participation of a spiritual vision onlookers network anonymity, “the collective unconscious” under the influence of the network crowd usually show a lack of moral responsibility, and thus have a negative impact on society and individuals. why domestic usually Network violence “Pan said some of the network crowd phenomenon. study found, however, network onlookers in nowadays special situations, sometimes to highlight its positive constructive role, just in terms of the dimension of the violence to summarize one-sided. Proposal of the concept of network onlookers Vigorous development of the Internet, not only for our existing social transformation based substances architecture and the fact that the construction of a “super-real” virtual society “through the extension of the senses to actively participate in this new real emotional investment Construction of the social scene, the interpretation of the various emerging phenomenon of network, network onlookers that is one of the most common and the most influential one. Network onlookers phenomenon in recent years, the impact of network events such as “the Sun Zhigang event”, “Sister Furong,” Child Catwoman event “,” copper to the door event “network and social reality