Expressões da fé : a construção de sentido nos comentários de transmissões religiosas no Facebook

Abstract

Investigate the effects of meaning, how they are constructed and what values are used in circulation in the space for comments in the live transmissions of messages on Facebook. Search understood as, throughout the transmission, as interactions between the public / faithful through messages posted in the space dedicated to comments. It takes as corpus the comments on the lives of Sunday celebrations transmitted through the page of Father Anderson Gomes, responsible for the administration of the Parish of Nossa Senhora do Socorro Perpétuo, in Vila Velha (ES). It constitutes documentary research, from the posts extracted from the page, with clipping made after the survey of the transmissions of the masses carried out in the period of one year, between October 1, 2017 and September 30, 2018. Analyze the transmission that occurred on the 1st of July 2018. It is data in a qualitative way, in the light of the theoretical and methodological framework of sociosemiotics, by Eric Landowski, AJ Greimas and collaborators. It is hypothesized that the public's online religious experience is linked to the offline experience and that the interaction between individuals occurs only through manipulation and programming regimes, but also through the adjustment regime. Organize an analysis of the product of these interactions, with the study of the content plan, from the management sense tracking method, and with the expression plan, from the plastic semiotics and interaction regimes. For an analysis, use Eric Landowski, Yvana Fechine, Diana Luz Pessoa de Barros, Ana Claudia de Oliveira, José Luiz Fiorin and Jean-Marie Floch, as basic contributions. It also dialogues with authors who discuss the concepts of territory and territoriality, in particular, Rogerio Haesbaert, Milton Santos and Marco Aurélio Saquet; with a theme of religion in the digital environment, such as Antonio Spadaro, Moisés Sbardelotto and Jorge Miklos, as well as basing the official documents of the Catholic Church. We sought to contribute to the further study of religious experiences on social networks, what we call religious infoterritories, identifying, in the comments space, when there is greater interaction; the elements that make the syncretic text of the Mass present, the mechanisms of interaction present, and also the role of Facebook in the transmission and the effects of meaning constructed in the comments