本文探讨了社交媒体中女性称谓语的演变及其背后的社会文化动力。研究发现,与男性称谓语相比,女性称谓语更为丰富且更迭速度更快。女性称谓语的演变不仅反映了社会对女性的期望和刻板印象,也揭示了女性在数字时代中如何回应社会期望和...本文探讨了社交媒体中女性称谓语的演变及其背后的社会文化动力。研究发现,与男性称谓语相比,女性称谓语更为丰富且更迭速度更快。女性称谓语的演变不仅反映了社会对女性的期望和刻板印象,也揭示了女性在数字时代中如何回应社会期望和维护自我身份。文章从语言相对论的角度出发,分析了女性称谓语中的隐喻和物化现象,以及男性话语权下女性称谓语的构建。此外,文章还讨论了女性通过自我赋予称谓的方式进行的消极抵抗,以及这一行为如何体现女性社会参与程度和自我意识的提高。最后,文章指出,尽管女性在言辞权力上取得了一定的进步,但仍然面临着适应男性审美和标准的挑战。The article explores the evolution of female appellations on social media and the underlying socio-cultural dynamics. The study finds that female appellations are more abundant and change more rapidly compared to male appellations. The evolution of female appellations not only reflects societal expectations and stereotypes of women but also reveals how women respond to social expectations and maintain their identities in the digital age. Starting from the perspective of linguistic relativity, the article analyzes the metaphors and objectification in female appellations, as well as the construction of female appellations under male-dominated discourse. In addition, the article discusses the passive resistance of women through self-assigned appellations and how this behavior reflects the increase in women’s social participation and self-awareness. Finally, the article points out that although women have made certain progress in the power of discourse, they still face challenges in adapting to male aesthetics and standards.展开更多
文摘本文探讨了社交媒体中女性称谓语的演变及其背后的社会文化动力。研究发现,与男性称谓语相比,女性称谓语更为丰富且更迭速度更快。女性称谓语的演变不仅反映了社会对女性的期望和刻板印象,也揭示了女性在数字时代中如何回应社会期望和维护自我身份。文章从语言相对论的角度出发,分析了女性称谓语中的隐喻和物化现象,以及男性话语权下女性称谓语的构建。此外,文章还讨论了女性通过自我赋予称谓的方式进行的消极抵抗,以及这一行为如何体现女性社会参与程度和自我意识的提高。最后,文章指出,尽管女性在言辞权力上取得了一定的进步,但仍然面临着适应男性审美和标准的挑战。The article explores the evolution of female appellations on social media and the underlying socio-cultural dynamics. The study finds that female appellations are more abundant and change more rapidly compared to male appellations. The evolution of female appellations not only reflects societal expectations and stereotypes of women but also reveals how women respond to social expectations and maintain their identities in the digital age. Starting from the perspective of linguistic relativity, the article analyzes the metaphors and objectification in female appellations, as well as the construction of female appellations under male-dominated discourse. In addition, the article discusses the passive resistance of women through self-assigned appellations and how this behavior reflects the increase in women’s social participation and self-awareness. Finally, the article points out that although women have made certain progress in the power of discourse, they still face challenges in adapting to male aesthetics and standards.
