中国愤青群体心理研究 Chinese FenQin(angry youth) mentality (Chinese)
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中国愤青群体心理研究 Chinese FenQin(angry youth) mentality (Chinese)
- 1. 中国 愤青 群体的心理特点 By Zx.MYS Twitter: @ZxMYS http://www.slideshare.net/ZxMYS
- 2. 何谓愤青 • 愤怒 青年 • 在此为中性词，但也有人认 为偏贬义 • 伴随中国互联网的快速发展 而成长的一批年轻人 • 是一群对社会充满义愤的当 代知识青年 • 爱国主义、正义感、极端民 族主义
- 3. 何谓 青愤 奋 粪
- 4. 愤青的心理特点之 爱国 • 爱国心和民族意识 • 热衷于针对重大的社会或国 际事务宣泄不满 • 擅长于用激进的言论宣扬其 浓厚的忧国忧民意识
- 5. 愤青的心理特点之 自我意识 • 极力打压与自己相左的意见 • 对持异议者口诛笔伐 • 因为他们认为： 他们的一切言论行为都是因 为爱国
- 8. 几个具体的例子
- 9. 上海4.16反日游行 • 2005.4.16 • 典型的现实中的愤青行动 • 一呼百应 上万人自发参与 • 排外
- 10. 上海4.16反日游行
- 14. 6.9“圣战” 群体 • 集结百度贴吧，猫扑，天涯， 新浪，搜狐，腾讯，人人，红 客联盟，黑客联盟，各大鹰派 军事论坛等等中国爱国网民 • 可以说全中国的愤青网民都参 与其中，另外还有一批平时并 不“愤”的网民也被带动起来。 • “脑残不死 圣战不休”
- 15. 6.9“圣战”
- 16. 6.9“圣战” • 教育了“脑残”粉丝，弘扬 了爱国精神。 • Vs. • 与其说是“战争”，不如说 是一大群人欺负一小群人。
- 17. 结论
- 18. 结论 • 愤青群体和其他许多群体一 样，鱼龙混杂，有优有劣。 但是无论如何，他们是一股 不可忽视的力量。 • 中国愤青，是真正的发奋向 上，还是成为被人唾弃的对 象呢？ • 这是对愤青的考验：如何知 耻而后勇 • 这也是对社会的考验：如何 让满腹牢骚的愤青成为包容 天下蓬勃向上的奋青
- 19. The End Thank You. Reference: 山小琪,郭展新. 新世纪“愤青”与青年的爱国主义[J]. 中国青年研究, 2009,(01) . 余琼. “愤青”离爱国主义有多远[J]. 理论界, 2007,(01) . 吴江,毛启蒙. 大学生网络群体性爱国行为的分析与引导[J]. 思想理论教育, 2011,(07) .