Research On Media Cause Of Alienation Of Interpersonal Relationship

With the increasing development of media technology, people have entered into network transmitting age after going through oral transmitting age, literal transmitting age, printing transmitting age and electronic transmitting age. New media was born with the rapid development of mass media. Because of the application of smart phone and 4G mobile network, it is possible for people to receive and post information at anywhere and anytime. However, with the increasing sense of dependent towards media, the interactive association between people and people has changed into people-medicine-people mode. The traditional contact mode has changed so that human relationship starts alienation. Firstly, this thesis introduces the origin, form and development of alienation theory, and puts forward the word mediated society which explains the definition. Furthermore, author has researched the development and character of mediated society. Chapter two presents the researches about the performance of the alienation of human relationship from three parts which are subject of human relationship, inter-subject of human relationship and group interaction. The performances are increasing dependent on subject, increasing entertainment, the alienation of interactive space, mode and content. Chapter three is the body part in the thesis. In this chapter, author tries to present the changes of media that the development of technology, culture and society made and the impact on human relationship from three dimensions which are technology, culture and society. At last, author discusses some measures to change the alienation of human relationship from three aspects, which are guiding the mass human relationship back to ration, developing health interactive environment and setting up rational interactive aims. Nowadays, the situation of the alienation of human relationship has becoming severe so that media should take some measures to prevent this situation on time in case of causing more serious social consequences.