Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter
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Resumo: | This article analyzes the hashtags used in interactions posted on Twitter due to the demonstrations of March 15, 2015, and the reply given by Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and the government in a statement to the press, seeking to define the subjects of the language act, establish their role and check the communication contract effectivity. This research presents reflections by Lévy and Lemos (2010), Santaella and Lemos (2010) and Israel (2010) on digital social networks and Twitter; and Charaudeau (2014) on communication contract, language act and its subjects. From the analysis, it is clear that voters are outside the verbal configuration, assuming the role of MEc and leaving to the hashtags the one of MEe; President Rousseff is the YOUd and the government is the YOUi. It is also noted that the communication contract was signed, because the YOUi recognizes the messages from the MEc. |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on TwitterCompreendendo o papel dos sujeitos no ato de linguagem: estudo de caso das manifestações de 15 de março de 2015 no TwitterSpeech analysisPoliticsDigital social networksSubjectTwitterAnálise do discursoPolíticaRedes sociais digitaisSujeitoTwitterThis article analyzes the hashtags used in interactions posted on Twitter due to the demonstrations of March 15, 2015, and the reply given by Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and the government in a statement to the press, seeking to define the subjects of the language act, establish their role and check the communication contract effectivity. This research presents reflections by Lévy and Lemos (2010), Santaella and Lemos (2010) and Israel (2010) on digital social networks and Twitter; and Charaudeau (2014) on communication contract, language act and its subjects. From the analysis, it is clear that voters are outside the verbal configuration, assuming the role of MEc and leaving to the hashtags the one of MEe; President Rousseff is the YOUd and the government is the YOUi. It is also noted that the communication contract was signed, because the YOUi recognizes the messages from the MEc.Este artigo analisa as hashtags usadas em interações publicadas no Twitter nas manifestações de 15 de março de 2015 e a resposta dada pela presidente Dilma Rousseff e o governo em pronunciamento à imprensa, buscando definir os sujeitos do ato de linguagem, estabelecer seu papel e verificar a efetivação do contrato de comunicação. Esta pesquisa apresenta reflexões de Lévy e Lemos (2010), Santaella e Lemos (2010) e Israel (2010) sobre redes sociais digitais e Twitter; e Charaudeau (2014) sobre contrato de comunicação, ato de linguagem e seus sujeitos. A partir da análise, percebe-se que os eleitores estão exteriores à configuração verbal, assumindo o papel de EUc e deixando para as hashtags o de EUe; a presidente Dilma é o TUd e o governo, o TUi. Também se constata que o contrato de comunicação foi firmado, pois o TUi reconhece as mensagens do EUc.Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing2016-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionpesquisa bibliográfica; pesquisa documentalapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://revistacmc.espm.br/revistacmc/article/view/107110.18568/cmc.v13i37.1071Comunicação Mídia e Consumo; Vol. 13 No. 37 (2016): Maio/Agosto; 29-53Comunicação Mídia e Consumo; Vol. 13 Núm. 37 (2016): Maio/Agosto; 29-53Comunicação Mídia e Consumo; v. 13 n. 37 (2016): Maio/Agosto; 29-531983-707010.18568/cmc.v13i37reponame:Comunicação, Mídia e Consumo (Online)instname:Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing (ESPM)instacron:ESPMporenghttps://revistacmc.espm.br/revistacmc/article/view/1071/pdfhttps://revistacmc.espm.br/revistacmc/article/view/1071/pdf_1Copyright (c) 2016 Comunicação Mídia e Consumoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessLopes, Polianade Araújo, Denise Castilhos2018-04-11T19:02:12Zoai:ojs.revistacmc.espm.br:article/1071Revistahttps://revistacmc.espm.br/revistacmc/oaiPRIhttp://revistacmc.espm.br/index.php/revistacmc/oaithoff@espm.br||revistacmc@espm.br1983-70701806-4981opendoar:2018-04-11T19:02:12Comunicação, Mídia e Consumo (Online) - Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing (ESPM)false |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter Compreendendo o papel dos sujeitos no ato de linguagem: estudo de caso das manifestações de 15 de março de 2015 no Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter Lopes, Poliana Speech analysis Politics Digital social networks Subject Análise do discurso Política Redes sociais digitais Sujeito |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Understanding the role of the subjects in the language act: a case study of the events of March 15, 2015 on Twitter |
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Lopes, Poliana |
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Lopes, Poliana de Araújo, Denise Castilhos |
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de Araújo, Denise Castilhos |
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Lopes, Poliana de Araújo, Denise Castilhos |
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Speech analysis Politics Digital social networks Subject Análise do discurso Política Redes sociais digitais Sujeito |
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Speech analysis Politics Digital social networks Subject Análise do discurso Política Redes sociais digitais Sujeito |
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This article analyzes the hashtags used in interactions posted on Twitter due to the demonstrations of March 15, 2015, and the reply given by Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and the government in a statement to the press, seeking to define the subjects of the language act, establish their role and check the communication contract effectivity. This research presents reflections by Lévy and Lemos (2010), Santaella and Lemos (2010) and Israel (2010) on digital social networks and Twitter; and Charaudeau (2014) on communication contract, language act and its subjects. From the analysis, it is clear that voters are outside the verbal configuration, assuming the role of MEc and leaving to the hashtags the one of MEe; President Rousseff is the YOUd and the government is the YOUi. It is also noted that the communication contract was signed, because the YOUi recognizes the messages from the MEc. |
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