KORONALOR - O FOLKLORU KOVID-19 PANDEMIJE U REPUBLICI SRBIJI
Ključne reči:
koronalor, Kovid-19, internet mimovi, humor, digitalni foklor, SrbijaApstrakt
Predmet ovog rada je razmatranje savremene folklorne komunikacije na temu Kovid-19 pandemije u Srbiji. U radu su predstavljeni dominantni žanrovi folklora pandemije koji se putem kanala digitalne komunikacije stvaraju, modifikuju i prenose u domaćem kontekstu. Cilj rada je utvrđivanje lokalnih specifičnosti i sadržaja srpskog „koronalora”, kao i analiza potencijalnih funkcija i značenja za zajednicu koja kreira, rekreira i deli ove sadržaje.
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