钟智锦,周金金,苏思妮

• 1:中山大学新闻传播学院

摘要(Abstract)：

以中西方新闻传播学领域重要学术期刊为来源，本研究从“议题”“方法”“理论”三个维度对2022年计算传播研究进行了系统回顾，并比较了中西方文献侧重点的异同。研究发现，在议题选择上，政治传播是中西方学者共同关注的热门领域，此外，英文文献对疫情、新闻业领域的研究注意力较高。研究方法层面，新浪微博则构成中文文献的主要数据来源。英文文献中，Twitter、Facebook和新闻报道是最主流的数据来源，也出现跨平台获取数据以及大小数据结合的前沿研究。语义分析、网络分析和情感分析是中英文文献都常用的计算方法，视觉分析和仿真模拟得到初步应用，西方文献开始引入屏幕组学的研究方法。

关键词(KeyWords)： 计算传播;比较研究;议题分布;方法应用

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基金项目(Foundation): 国家社会科学基金重点项目“多重突发事件下群体心理安全综合评估与风险治理”（项目批准号：22AZD157）的阶段性研究成果

作者(Author): 钟智锦,周金金,苏思妮

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