Meu Facebook é Tautista.
- Giovani Marangoni
- 16 de nov. de 2020
- 1 min de leitura
Prof. Giovani Marangoni
Facebolhas
Resgatei o Tautismo do pesquisador francês Lucien Sfez para observar o fenômeno das bolhas do Facebook. O neologismo de Sfez soma a tautologia, repetição lógica, onde o resultado do raciocínio é igual à sua proposição, ao autismo, distúrbio ou estado mental de fechamento, de criação de um mundo próprio com pouco ou nenhum contato com o mundo exterior.
Para Sfez, o tautismo seria a característica do que chamou de “comunicação confusional”, traço onde o processo da comunicação teria se tornado um diálogo sem personagem. Só leva em conta a si mesmo, isto é, a comunicação como seu próprio objeto.
Em meu artigo, discuto características postas pelas circunscrições de grupos, amigos, que caracterizam as aglutinações de pessoas nos perfis do Facebook, observando alguns efeitos dos algoritmos "inteligentes" e suas curadorias de entregas de conteúdos. Boa leitura a todos e todas!
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Nice and simple introduction! “My Facebook is Tautista” feels personal and direct, like you’re inviting people to connect and be part of your space. It would be interesting to see more about what you share there—your thoughts, creativity, or maybe even stories that reflect your personality.
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Overall, a good start—looking forward to seeing more of what you share!
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