New parodic genres have emerged across diverse forms of digital media. Sometimes these parodies take the form of mock “narratives of personal experience,” with authors drawing on a range of discursive resources to perform particular identities and in doing so, to create texts written from imagined perspectives. In this article, I focus on parodies of user-generated product reviews on Amazon. For over a decade, Amazon users have contributed thousands of parodies of reviews written about real products. This analysis focuses on a sample from a data set of 100 parodic Amazon reviews written about five different products (which have become the targets of a large number of parody reviews), and demonstrates how authors perform self-disclosure to construct fictional personae. I demonstrate how these discursively-constructed narrative identities are central to the ensuing and improbable narrative events represented in the parodic texts.

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“我的生活已经永远改变了！”

在各种形式的数字媒体中出现了新的模仿类型。有时，这些模仿以模拟“个人经历的叙述”的形式出现，作者利用一系列话语资源来表现特定的身份，并以此创作出从想象的角度书写的文本。在本文中，我将重点关注对亚马逊上用户生成的产品评论的模仿。十多年来，亚马逊用户贡献了数千篇关于真实产品的评论。该分析的重点是来自 100 条模仿亚马逊评论的数据集中的样本，这些评论针对五种不同的产品（已成为大量模仿评论的目标），并展示了作者如何进行自我披露以构建虚构人物。