Contents
Abstract I
Contents I
Introduction 1
［Abstract］With the development of the times, the Internet has become indispensable in our lives part of the same network language emergence of the Internet began to sprout, along with the network exchange network generated language has become increasingly widespread use by people, According to an investigation, the scale of China's Internet ranked second in the world, due to the Chinese population, living standards continue to improve, year after year the number of Internet users also grew nationals infiltrated the network in order to our daily life in every corner, a network of language, through the germination, development and growth process, reflecting the language of the people and grassroots fight for freedom, then a new trend. Large numbers of new words, generally speaking, is the language of dynamic performance, is the language of life vibrant performance.用Times New Roman
Keywords networks; age; media; change; filtration
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1. Reason language network created 2
1.1 The material basis of the arrival of Chinese network to provide Internet 2
1.1.1 Reform and opening up provide a cultural background 2
1.2 Communication networks provide the best environment 2
1.2.1 Cultural quality to provide a guarantee. 2
2. Network language problems and further development 3
2.1 Few studies introduced for network communication 3
2.1.1 Network words more 3
2.2 Extensions to further study the network language, communication methods 3
3. Internet language is a special language status 4
3.1 Internet language is a special language status 4
3.1.1 Computer is the language of new media 4
4 Communication functional distribution. 5
4.1 Verbal Communication Behavior 5
4.1.1 Network language has on-site features 5
4.2 Network language homosexual context 5
5 Causes of network language. 6
5.1 In order to achieve quick exchange 6
5.1.1 To compensate for the lack of expression of language 6
5.2 In order to express their feelings and emotions 6
5.2.1 In order to realize the Internet exchange 6
6 Conclusion. 7
6.1.1 7
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