masterThesis
Relações dialógicas em fanfictions: carnavalização na reescrita da saga Harry Potter na era da convergência
Fecha
2016-07-29Registro en:
SANTOS, Gabrielle Leite dos. Relações dialógicas em fanfictions: carnavalização na reescrita da saga Harry Potter na era da convergência. 2016. 186f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Estudos da Linguagem) - Centro de Ciências Humanas, Letras e Artes, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2016.
Autor
Santos, Gabrielle Leite dos
Resumen
The forms of cultural consumption unfold in various ways. Currently, these forms have diversified immensely, making it a challenge to understand, not only the settings and ways in which various media converge, but mainly how it influences the culture and current production methods. Established in recent decades, fan culture is one of many contemporary forms of consumption. It united people interested in the same cultural products, allowing them to share their impressions, theories, expectations and frustrations, in regular meetings or on websites and social networks online. This type of consumption has raised a series of questions about the cultural market, from the moment these individuals begin to produce their own products based on the original narratives, of which they are fans, deconstructing and reworking the prevailing unilateral relationships of cultural production. Among these productions are the fanfiction. They are creative writing practices, immersed in a pre-existing universe fictional, in which their authors perform interventions of various kinds, filling gaps, inverting events or creating new ones, permiting additions and subtractions in this universe. This research aimed to analyze the dialogical relationships present in this discursive genre and in particular the movements of carnivalization in fanfiction Un, Deux, Trois, written by MB Writer. This investigation relies on the conceptions from the theory of convergence culture, participatory culture and fan culture (JENKINS, 2009), and the theoretical premise of the dialogical concept of language in accordance with the concepts of concrete utterance, dialogical relationships and carnivalization found in the Bakhtin Circle (2009, 2010, 2011, 2015) . From the analysis, it was conclud that discursive genre fanfiction refers to carnivalization view of the world, to present free and familiar contact language, resume boldness’ popular carnival, by foregrounding taboos, confronting them and deconstructing, ambivalently, questioning the stability and present social order. For this reason, it is opposed to forms of written production hegemonic while centripetal cultural force that ignores imposed official hierarchies, pointing to a future of cultural production fluid and open, populated by carnivals utopias.