“新部落主義”視角下研究生圈層流行語交往行為研究
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Abstract：Catchphrasescirculate widely within society，serving as tools for individuals to vent emotions and expresssentiments.Thisstudy，groundedinMichelMafsoli'stheoryofNeotribalism，examines layer-specific catchphrases within the graduate student community to explore how their linguistic practices construct temporally bounded，affect-driven communities.Utilizing participant observation and in-depth interviews，theresearch revealsthat graduatestudentcatchphrasesexhibitfourkeycharacteristics：homophonic puns，metonymy，metaphor， and recombination.These catchphrases foster group cohesion through aquadruple mechanism of“pain humoraffectiveresonance—identityconfirmation—meme propagation.”Whileconventional understandingoften portrays graduate studentsusingcatchphrases to express negative emotions”，conveying feelingsofanxietyand helplessness， this studyreveals that these expressons function not merely as outlets for emotional catharsis under academic pressure.Critically，they constitute symbolic strategies through which graduate students actively construct identity， resist discursive hegemony，and achieve tribal cohesion characterized by fluid walls.
Keywords：Neo-Tribalism; graduate studentcommunity;layer-specificcatchphrases;communication;linguistic practices
一、引言
“這個月‘低?！劫~了嗎？”一一這段聊天的主人公并不是領退休工資的中老年人，而是研究生群體。（剩余18460字）