WEBLOGS PESSOAIS E IDENTIDADE: UMA ANÁLISE DISCURSIVA.

Abstract

This study investigates the Network Society, as a society that assumes new discursive processes, cognitive, social and cultural, because, as Castells (2005), is in constant movement, virtual in essence. It can be seen in cyberspace, specifically the blogosphere, discursive corpus of research, the presence of numerous devices that allow the blogger, author of the weblog, share information and establish virtual links. Among them are the personal weblogs, where the authors provide information they consider important, they describe their daily life and report on them. Discursive operation like writing a diary, in which the self is placed in evidence (LEJEUNE, 2008; SCHITTINE, 2004). Accordingly, it proposed a linguistic and discourse analysis (ORLANDI, PÊCHEUX) in personal weblogs, for understanding this speech, and considering that the discourse on the construction of new identities have been determined by a speech major, which potentiates the existence of new subjectivities and new relationships , to the concepts of cyberspace , cyberculture" and virtual reality (LÉVY, 1999), produced by Computer-Mediated Communications (CMC). This search assumes that weblogs were not only as a simple technical device, but as a social phenomenon, a privileged space for the confirmation of a feeling of existence and used as a resource in the construction of identity that has been called "identity virtual (HALL, 2005; BAUMAN, 2005). Finally, it is to hold some sense and significance processes present in the virtual world, as a way to better understand each other, as student, teacher, colleague, family..., but also himself. The analysis process includes authors such as Lévy (1999), Castells (2005) for the Network Society and Cyberculture; Pêcheux (1988) (1997), Orlandi (1996) (2001) (1987) for discourse analysis, Hall (2005), Bauman (2004) (2005), Turkle (1997) for Identity and Lejeune (2008) and Schittine (2004) for Weblogs.