20.500.12556/RUL-184626 Sanjarjenje o spanju na spletu Dreaming About Sleep Online Magistrska naloga pred bralca postavi analizo t. i. sleep-core spletnega udejanjanja. Pod drobnogled postavi meme, video in fotokolaže, katerih stičišče predstavlja želja po spanju. Pred podrobnejšo analizo vizualnega diskurza, ki se odvije ob razpredanju vizualnega in tekstovnega jezika dotičnega spletnega obnašanja, se usmeri v družbeno pogojenost spanja in njegovih oblik. Preko premisleka o oblikovanosti ideala dobrega spanca se spusti na interpretativno raven in odpre vprašanja o morebitnih razlogih za soudeležbo v raziskovani praksi. Ali za širjenjem kolažev prikupnih spečih živali ždi nostalgija do otroštva in otroškega spanca? Nam udeležba v praksi ponuja orodja za preoblikovanje naše nezadovoljive (trenutne) realnosti, celo (vsakdanjega) upora? Ali pa gre le za primer krutega olajšanja, ki s svojo navidezno pomočjo pravzaprav omejuje naše točke pobega. Interpretacija vprašanj nas vodi k analizi umišljenega spanca. Za kakšno spanje pravzaprav sploh gre? Preko večnačinskih metod magistrsko delo ponudi primer, kako posegati na polje svetovljenja na spletu znotraj discipline kulturne antropologije, s tem pa skozi specifičen primer odpira iztočnice za nadaljnji premislek o interpretaciji spletnega obnašanja. In this master's thesis, I propose an analysis of the sleep-core online content. It is memes, video, and photo edits, centring sleep as a dreamt about, desired form of being. Before conducting a visual discourse analysis, acknowledging the visual and textual language of the content, I open with an excursion through sleep as a socially bound practice. Taking into account the constructed nature of its ideal rendering, I broaden the field for further interpretation of the otherwise-studied form of online engagement. Is the drive behind looking at illustrations of baby animals' childhood nostalgia? Is engaging with the content pushing us toward a realignment of our dissatisfactory contemporaneity, perhaps even posing as a form of (everyday) resistance? Or is it just a version of cruel relief, offering only a disingenuous helping hand? These questions lead into an interpretation of what the longed-for sleep actually is, utilising multimodal tools for ethnographic research in the process. The thesis is, as such, an exploration of online world-building and its propagation within the field of cultural anthropology, posing questions on how to meaningfully. interpret a digital phenomenon. spanje digitalni kolaži spletno udejstvovanje nostalgija prihodnjenje upor. sleep digital edits online engagement nostalgia futuring resistance. true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Magistrsko delo/naloga 2026-07-11 07:16:14 2026-07-11 07:16:20 2026-07-12 04:09:22 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2026 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 1970-01-01 617246 65411.pdf 65411.pdf 1 C9323BDF7149D627FDACD0D1D53F5648 7ce1b13f8ec367ec4f301c17f0ef377461bd2aca9aaf312c57b63b2056eb9b57 8345e08c-7ce7-11f1-9b0d-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=237568 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0