Tradição discursiva no anúncio publicitário de automóveis: permanências e mudanças do impresso ao digital

Abstract

This research aims to characterize the factors that contributed to the transformation of multimodal aspects used in Brazilian cars advertisements, published in the pages of YAHOO and MSN sites, the transition from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0. Our hypothesis allows us to think that, with the change of web 1.0 to web 2.0, were added new technological resources that led, over time, a multimodal reconfiguration of advertising car advertisements posted on sites such as YAHOO and MSN. Therefore, to achieve our goal, we will develop initially a discussion grounded in the theory of multimodality developed by Kress and Van Leeuwen (1996). Then, to better understand the changes that have occurred throughout the history of that genre, we will construct on the concept of transmutation proposed by Bakhtin ([1929] 1997), studied by Araújo (2004; 2006) in his research on the chats and expanded in other categories by Zavam (2009); and the notion of rewriting, approached by Costa (2010) in his study on the re-elaboration of audiovisual genres in the era of transmedia. As regards the preparation of the corpus, we leave for the selection of 20 car advertisements in the second half of the 1990s and 40 advertisements of the 2000s from Ford and Chevrolet companies, because they were the first Brazilian car companies.