Web 2.0 e as práticas de linguagem: novos gêneros?

Abstract

Linguistic practices on web 2.0 demand specific discursive genres that need to be systematized so that they can be better comprehended and used. To achieve this comprehension, this paper reports a preliminary analysis of data that emerged from the project entitled “Linguistic practices on web: links between genres, literacies, hypermodality and media convergence (stage I)”. In this project, the objective is to study discursive practices to comprehend the genres and the literacies that emerge from those practices. Methodologically, we make use of the scientific production developed by researchers who belong to the research group Hiperged, from the Post Graduation Program in Linguistics (PPGL) of UFC, because our project is a mapping of researches concluded in the mentioned group. These researches correspond to the analysis of intergenericity in scraps, from Orkut and the incorporation of hypertextual characteristics in audiovisual genres and their transition from TV to web. The results help us to collaborate with linguistic studies as well as it can serve as a basis for the improvement and comprehension of linguistic practices on web 2.0.