网络亚文化：当代大学生的自我呈现与表达
Internet Subculture: Self-Presentation and Expression of Contemporary College Students

随着互联网的兴起，以论坛、贴吧、QQ群聊、微信群聊等功能为依托的网络虚拟社会组织数量快速增加，形成了不同的网络亚文化。这类文化群体有着不同的组织活动与制度规则，由此产生了网络亚文化的圈层现象，圈层内的网络用语层出不穷，且扩散速度快，影响力强。从拟剧论角度来看，不同网络亚文化的产生为参与成员提供了匿名性交流、低标准准入门槛、领导阶层透明化的舞台，并为成员提供了较为自由的表演框架。亚文化圈的盛行映射了当代大学生的群体性孤独，虽然社交渠道与信息资源丰富，但是依然满足不了大学生的自我认知与社交归属感与存在感的需要。
With the rise of the Internet, the number of network virtual social organizations based on forums, post bars, QQ group chats, wechat group chats and other functions has increased rapidly, forming different network subcultures. Such cultural groups have different organizational activities and institutional rules, resulting in the phenomenon of network subculture circles, in which network terms emerge endlessly, spread quickly and have strong influence. From the perspective of dramaturgism, the emergence of different network subcultures provides a stage for anonymous communication, low standard entry threshold, transparency of leadership, and a relatively free performance framework for members. The prevalence of subculture reflects the group loneliness of contemporary college students. Although social channels and information resources are abundant, they still cannot meet the needs of college students’ self-cognition, social belonging and sense of existence.