英文摘要 |
Rooted in the sociologist Tonnies's influential work of Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaf , the nature of social systems is based on the distinction between Gemeinschaft (community) and Gesellschaft (society) . Influential scholars who studied cyberspace, for example Rheingold and Turkle have adopted this community aspect and studied online interpersonal behaviors and communal development. A recent Internet development of Web2.0 based structure raises new issues of the essential base of a virtual community. In particular, Bakhtin's dialogism theory provides a new theoretical aspect of cyberspace in which virtual community is viewed as an online space of heteroglossia social networks. Currently, the popularity of using social networking sites may transform online behaviors and bring huge impacts on the N-generation society. |