Dobro jutro, kafica: ironična (re)interpretacija digitalnog folklora među pripadnicima generacije Z
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digitalni folklor, mimovi, generacijske razlike, ironična distanca, postmodernizam, društvene mrežeСажетак
Rad istražuje internet mimove „Dobro jutro, kafica“ kroz prizmu generacijskih razlika, prateći njihov prelazak iz tradicionalnih folklornih formi u savremene digitalne prakse. Analiza ovog ciklusa mimova naglašava značaj ironične distance u oblikovanju identiteta i uspostavljanju međugeneracijskog dijaloga. Cilj rada je da istakne značaj digitalnih medija u reinterpretaciji tradicionalnih praksi, omogućavajući njihovo prilagođavanje savremenim kulturnim i tehnološkim okvirima, uz očuvanje poruke zajedništva i ritualnog značenja svakodnevnih aktivnosti poput ispijanja kafe
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