O enunciador digital em ecossistemas chans: interações e ciberviolência

Abstract

This research, of a descriptive/interpretive nature, has as its theme ‘cyberviolence in interactions in chan ecosystems. Although these ecosystems are aimed at different subjects, the interest in this research focuses on interactions that carry cyberviolence. As a general objective, we seek to analyze user interactions in deep web channels, despite the manifestation of cyberviolence in their techno-discourses, to identify the characteristics of this type of digital enunciator. Specifically, it is intended to: a) describe the context and composition of interactions in chan; b) analyze the representations of ethé in interactions, considering the cyberviolence present in these discourses; and c) identify the category of digital enunciator based on the relationship between man and machine. For this, the analysis corpus consists of publications and comments on chan 84ch in the deep web environment, whose content presents verbal violence. To this end, the notions of text as a communicative event, context, and interaction from Textual Linguistics (TL), the ethos of analysis from the Theory of Argumentation in Discourse (TAD), as well as the notions of composition, are used as support points. Digital enunciator and cyberviolence from Digital Discourse Analysis (DDA). Finally, we understand the chan speaker as a cyberviolent digital enunciator who only exists in the digital environment, and it is only in this environment that he can produce and reproduce verbal violence, motivated by the condition of absence and imaginary cockpit linked to the ethé conservative and kamikaze.