Cross-Cultural Communication in the Digital Age: An Analysis of Cultural Representation and Inclusivity in Emojis

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author Li, Lingfeng
Zheng, Xiangwen
author_facet Li, Lingfeng
Zheng, Xiangwen
contents Emojis have become a universal language in the digital world, enabling users to express emotions, ideas, and identities across diverse cultural contexts. As emojis incorporate more cultural symbols and diverse representations, they play a crucial role in cross-cultural communication. This research project aims to analyze the representation of different cultures in emojis, investigate how emojis facilitate cross-cultural communication and promote inclusivity, and explore the impact of emojis on understanding and interpretation in different cultural contexts.
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spellingShingle Cross-Cultural Communication in the Digital Age: An Analysis of Cultural Representation and Inclusivity in Emojis
Li, Lingfeng
Zheng, Xiangwen
Computers and Society
Human-Computer Interaction
Emojis have become a universal language in the digital world, enabling users to express emotions, ideas, and identities across diverse cultural contexts. As emojis incorporate more cultural symbols and diverse representations, they play a crucial role in cross-cultural communication. This research project aims to analyze the representation of different cultures in emojis, investigate how emojis facilitate cross-cultural communication and promote inclusivity, and explore the impact of emojis on understanding and interpretation in different cultural contexts.
title Cross-Cultural Communication in the Digital Age: An Analysis of Cultural Representation and Inclusivity in Emojis
topic Computers and Society
Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.07475