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    Title: 《貓與狗》—以網路媒介作品探索數位敘事中的選擇與命運
    “Cat and Dog”: The Creation and Study of Web-based Interactive Storytelling
    Authors: 呂沛軒
    Lu, Pei-Hsuan
    Contributors: 林玲遠
    李蔡彥

    呂沛軒
    Lu, Pei-Hsuan
    Keywords: 互動敘事
    網路媒介
    動態貼圖
    漫畫
    Interactive storytelling
    Web-based media
    Animated sticker
    Comics
    Date: 2017
    Issue Date: 2017-10-02 10:21:35 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 我們的生活中充滿著選擇,尤其在數位科技與網路媒介的影響下,目前更是選擇超載的時代。利用網路進行互動時,當選擇越是超載,我們越是活在麻痺之中。因此,本創作的主旨在於突顯選擇之重要性,意圖喚起「選擇意識」。本創作之形式與內容皆來自對網路媒介特性之觀察,包括網路超連結的結構方式、即時通訊之動圖運用,以及網路圖像之可愛動物偏好,主題則基於最能反映選擇之重要性的人際關係議題,以此進行故事創作。
    本創作分為兩大部分,第一部分模擬即時通訊和社群影像日記的介面,透過動圖與體驗者之互動選擇進行敘事。第二部分乃漫畫形式,在互動選擇之後,會有連環漫畫呈現,漫畫紀錄著各種選擇歷程,以此呼應命運是由自身選擇所決定,其不可回溯之特性也強調選擇之後的「命運」。本創作期望體驗者透過漫畫和互動動畫的結合,在觀察兩個媒介之異同時,從中獲得共感和趣味。
    Life has many options, as digital technology and network media rapidly booming, we are living in a world full of choice-making. We usually use Internet to interact with others, but we rarely notice which choice we make. Therefore, this creation and study aims to emphasize the importance of choice-making, and attempts to enhance people’s awareness of that. The form and content of this creation and study are made from observing the features of Internet, including hyperlinks in Internet, animated stickers in instant messaging and adorable images of animal in websites. Based on the importance of choice-making, the theme of this creation and study is interpersonal relationships, and named “Cat and Dog”.
    There are two parts of “Cat and Dog”. In the first part, the players experience the story with the website which imitates the interface of instant messaging and blogging site, they will see the animated stickers and have to choose the options between two conversations. In the second part, after completing the interactive narrative of the part, the players will get a PDF file containing several pages of comics which records all the choices made by the players. The immobile, static, fixed pages highlight that destiny is decided by our choices. In addition, through the contrast between comics and animated stickers, the players may have fun in observing the similarity and difference between the two media.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    數位內容碩士學位學程
    103462009
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G1034620091
    Data Type: thesis
    Appears in Collections:[Master`s Program in Digital Content and Technologies] Theses
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