Heterogeneidade discursiva no twitter : as interações da conta @PlanoFeminino durante o evento TEDx São Paulo Women

• Autor(a) principal: Fontes, Jaqueline Lima
• Data de Publicação: 2016
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/5688
• topic: Análise do discurso; Twitter; Comunicações digitais; Mulheres; Comunicação; Heterogeneidade discursiva; Redes sociais; Discourse heterogeneity; Discourse analisys; LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES::LETRAS

This dissertation seeks to analyze the forms of heterogeneity of discourse on Twitter, through the case study of the @PlanoFeminino twitter account during the event TEDx São Paulo Women. To this end, it builds on the French method of Discourse Analysis, focusing in particular on studies of Pêcheux and Authier-Revuz. Written in a context in which the interaction in social networks opens up the space for the construction of meanings by means of the materialization of the discourses of the different groups, choose to center the focus in one of the strands of feminist discourse, manifested in the event and selected Twitter account. Communications made through Twitter, a microblog, created in 2006, which limits messages to 140 characters, have become one of the main tools of interaction on the internet in the western world. With the event called TEDx São Paulo Women, on May 28, 2015, we carried out the monitoring of the tweets related to the event, simultaneously capturing the established conversation. For this, we used the NodeXL, a software specifically created for researches on digital social networks, cataloging 1,014 tweets that are in the research corpus. From the data collected, it was selected the account with the highest number of tweets: @PlanoFeminino, created in 2009 and currently with more than four thousand followers. The 69 tweets exchanged by @PlanoFeminino were categorized according to the occurrences number, distributing on the topics: "About the event" (27 tweets), "Gender / Empowerment of Women" (12 tweets), "Change / transformation "(9 tweets)," Education "(7 tweets)," Harassment "(6 tweets)," Race "(3 tweets)," Love / Happiness "(2 tweets)," Physical Activity "(2 tweets) and even the “uncategorized” (1 tweet). Tweets of the category “About the event”, although more frequent, work only as markers of the sequence of the event and, for this reason, were removed from the sample, the other four categories with the highest number of occurrences were selected, intentionally, eight discursive segments (tweets), two of each, for the analysis of discursive heterogeneity. To collect the tweets of the @PlanoFeminino we used the Advanced Research Twitter, Twitter's own tool that enables this type of collection. With the theoretical frameworks of Discourse Analysis forms of discursive heterogeneity were identified on Twitter.