THE BEHAVIOR SPACE OF ACTORS IN PERSONAL COMMUNITY BASED ON SOCIAL NETWORK AND ITS FUTURE
ZHANG Yi-nuo1, LU Zi1, ZHANG Yu-chen2, FENG Fu-jing1
1. School of Geography Science, Hebei Normal University, Shijiazhuang 050024, China;
2. School of Electronic Engineering and Communications, University of New South Wales, Sydney 2052, Australia
Abstract：A new media community is emerging in the context of social networks. The information dissemination based on networked individuals activates the user interaction relationship, which is related to each other in daily life and forms a common cultural sustaining force between several individuals or communities, resulting in a community of social life with close interaction. This community of networked individuals is called personal community. Based on the investigation of social network usage and social network services, this paper explores the formation and spatial organization of the behavior space in personal community from some subtle signs according to the actor scenario-analysis method. According to the thinking method of future geography, this paper also presents and imagines the future change of the behavior space of personal community. Based on this, it reveals the power of the future and presents the main clues for the building of its new order. It is concluded that: 1) The lean and asynchronous information interaction provided by social networks leads the formation, updating and integration of the backspace of personal communities, which is a process of connecting with the real geographic community and making a rational leap to the virtual community and reconstructing its spatial system. 2) The behavior space of actors in personal community originates from self-presentation and is determined by the audience, which exists in the form of "second degree visibility" in most cases. 3) Personal social network space is different from the information and communication space in the past.
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ZHANG Yi-nuo, LU Zi, ZHANG Yu-chen, FENG Fu-jing. THE BEHAVIOR SPACE OF ACTORS IN PERSONAL COMMUNITY BASED ON SOCIAL NETWORK AND ITS FUTURE. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2022, 37(4): 87-94.
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