Abstract
Este trabalho, centrado fundamentalmente na Análise dos Discursos Digitais (MAYEUR; PAVEAU, 2020; PAVEAU, 2021), objetiva mostrar de que forma a noção de textualidade, tradicionalmente descrita nos estudos de Linguística Textual, deve ser complexificada, quando analisamos discursos em circulação nas mídias digitais. Assim, de forma a atingir o objetivo proposto, duas categorias analíticas desses discursos serão estudadas: a deslinearização e a ampliação enunciativa. Na verdade, nestes a textualidade é construída pelo próprio escrileitor que combina, de forma dinâmica e simultânea, tanto o ato de escrita quanto o de leitura. Tal atitude enunciativa na gestão dos hiperlinks e também a natureza deslinearizada do seu gesto enunciativo propiciarão inúmeras possibilidades de construção de unidades textuais/discursivas. De forma ilustrativa, serão analisadas duas postagens: um hipertexto da revista Superinteressante e um tuíte do epidemiologista Paulo Lotufo (com os comentários). Os resultados qualitativos obtidos atestam que o leitor-usuário, nos gêneros nativos digitais, são aqueles que “fazem o texto”, seja pela deslinearização ou pela ampliação enunciativa, sendo que esses processos são co-construídos simultaneamente por linguagem multissemiótica e pela tecnologia. Tais características desses discursos digitais impõem assim uma atualização do conceito tradicional de textualidade.
This paper, that mainly focus on the Analysis of Digital Discourses (MAYEUR;
PAVEAU, 2020; PAVEAU, 2021) aims at showing how the concept of textuality, traditionally described in Text Linguistics studies, should be taken to a more complex level when we analyse discourses in the digital media. Thus, in order to achieve this goal, we consider two categories for the analysis of those discourses: the non-linearity and the enunciative enlargement. Actually,
in these discourses, textuality is created by the writer-reader himself/herself who combines, in a dynamic and simultaneous way, both writing and reading. This enunciative attitude towards the management of the hyperlinks fosters several possibilities for the construction of the textual/discursive units. Then, to illustrate our approach, two posts will be analysed: one hyperlink from the magazine Superinteressante and a tweet from the epidemiologist Paulo
Lotufo (with the comments). The qualitative results showed that, regarding the digital native genres, the readers-users are the ones who “make the text”, either by non-linearization or by an enunciative enlargement; these processes are built simultaneously through the use of a plurissemiotic language and technology; such features of these digital discourses demand thus a review of the concept of textuality as it is traditionally assumed.
This paper, that mainly focus on the Analysis of Digital Discourses (MAYEUR;
PAVEAU, 2020; PAVEAU, 2021) aims at showing how the concept of textuality, traditionally described in Text Linguistics studies, should be taken to a more complex level when we analyse discourses in the digital media. Thus, in order to achieve this goal, we consider two categories for the analysis of those discourses: the non-linearity and the enunciative enlargement. Actually,
in these discourses, textuality is created by the writer-reader himself/herself who combines, in a dynamic and simultaneous way, both writing and reading. This enunciative attitude towards the management of the hyperlinks fosters several possibilities for the construction of the textual/discursive units. Then, to illustrate our approach, two posts will be analysed: one hyperlink from the magazine Superinteressante and a tweet from the epidemiologist Paulo
Lotufo (with the comments). The qualitative results showed that, regarding the digital native genres, the readers-users are the ones who “make the text”, either by non-linearization or by an enunciative enlargement; these processes are built simultaneously through the use of a plurissemiotic language and technology; such features of these digital discourses demand thus a review of the concept of textuality as it is traditionally assumed.
Translated title of the contribution | The digital discourse and the concept of textuality: new challenges for Text Linguistics |
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Original language | Portuguese |
Pages (from-to) | 30-47 |
Number of pages | 17 |
Journal | Revista (Con)Textos linguísticos |
Volume | 15 |
Issue number | 31 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 2021 |
Keywords
- Textualidade
- Gênero nativo digital
- Hipertexto
- Escrileitor
- “Fazer Texto”
- Textuality
- Digital native genre
- Hypertext
- Writer-Reader
- “Text Making”