Invadindo as masmorras - apropriações criativas, autoinserção (fan)ficcional e a emergência de uma intersubjetividade discursiva : uma etnografia do grupo Snapetes à luz do pensamento Bakhtiniano

Abstract

This thesis constitutes a study of ethnographic nature in a virtual environment, combined with concepts of Bakhtinian thought, such as the effective enunciation, dialogism, interaction and authorial architectonics form. The work is also based on studies that relate to the construction of online sociabilities and collective writing practices associated with studies of online fandoms formation and community creation of fan fictions. The case study focuses on the analysis of the online trajectory of the Snapetes group, which is formed by Brazilian authors of fan fiction centered on the potterian character of Severus Snape. In broad terms, the study showed that the performing interactions of the authors tend to self-insertion in the fictional universe as well as creative appropriations of this universe and its characters. In a more specific way, the study also showed the role of the collective as a motivator for writing, which highlighted the importance of social capital and affective social ties concepts involved in such practices. Finally, a discursive (or enunciative) intersubjectivity emerges in the form of a group style or community authorial architectonics