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This document examines patterns of Facebook use and traits of participatory culture among Tunisian youth. It reviews literature on how Facebook is used to manage social networks and for entertainment. Studies found Facebook use correlated with increased social capital and civic engagement. The document discusses concepts of participatory culture and media literacy. It poses research questions on how Tunisian youth use Facebook to maintain social networks and what activities they engage in. Questions also examine if Tunisian Facebook users demonstrate participatory culture by posting original content, responding to media, or engaging in group content creation. The methodology describes a web survey distributed to Tunisian youth to study their Facebook usage patterns and levels of participatory culture.
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With the rapid transformation and development of
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stigmatization is becoming more and more common in social
media communication. The theory about the social stratum
and the mobility of society could give us a good theoretical
explanation, it could help us understand why a group is
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By compared Phoenix Man with the two groups, Zhuanjia and
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highly concerned in Chinese social media. Finally, this study
found that the stigmatization was originated from the anxiety
caused by differences in cultural, customs and habits between
middle-class and the lower-class. The stigmatization made the
people who came from lower class groups been marginalized,
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- 3. Patterns of Facebook use of Tunisian youth
- 5. Facebook use in less studied cultural context.
- 10. Communicating views, attitudes, personal products, etc.
- 14. civic engagement
- 15. strong support for creating and sharing one’s creations
- 17. A digital divide measure (Chen and Wellman, 2004)
- 18. Media literacies and social skills (Jenkins, 2006) Media literacies (Livingstone, 2004) - “The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create messages in a variety of forms” (p. 5)
- 20. Highly integrated in the respondents’ daily life
- 21. More significant in the lives of females than males
- 23. Methodology Instrument: Web survey Population: Tunisian youth and adults18-35 years old Sampling: Snowball technique Process: distribution of the survey link through networks of friends
- 26. Responses to media content: independently written articles or blog entries, analyses, critique, etc.
- 27. Group content creation: activities users engage in with likeminded people to support a cause, respond to media content, or as a response to social issues or problems.
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