Negation and self presentation. Profile discourse in apps for sexual encounters

La argumentación denegativa del yo. El discurso de perfil en aplicaciones para encuentros íntimos

A argumentação denegativa do ego. O discurso de perfil em aplicações para encontros íntimos

Libenson, Manuel
Detalles Bibliográficos
2018
denial
device
dialogic response
argumentation.
denegación
dispositivo
respuesta dialógica
argumentación
Español
Universidad ORT Uruguay
RAD
https://revistas.ort.edu.uy/inmediaciones-de-la-comunicacion/article/view/2828
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11968/3774
Acceso abierto
Derechos de autor 2018 InMediaciones de la Comunicación
Resumen:
Sumario:As it is well known, Tinder and Grindr are apps whose main function is to produce the possibility of an intimate encounter between sexual subjects. This article proposes an analysis of the argumentative, polyphonic and dialo­gical functioning of a specific discursive operation type, used for the presentation of the self in these discursive devices: the denial. In the light of the analytical catego­ries provided by the theory of social discourses (Verón, 1997, Traversa, 2014) the dialogical approach to argumentation and polyphony (García Negroni, 2016, García Negroni & Libenson, 2014, 2016), the theory of enuncia­tive polyphony (Ducrot, 1984) and of the theory of the semantic blocks (Carel & Ducrot, 2005), I will characteri­ze the dialogical-argumentative configurations that the denial discourse adopts when the self introduces itself. We conclude that the denial enables at least two general interpretations on how the negative statement relates to the otherness: a descriptive interpretation of the self that emerges from different types of dialogical rejection res­ponses that the negative statement manifests against ste­reotyped argumentative doxal discourses attributed to an impersonal and plural voice (SE), or an interpretation as a requirement that arises from the metadiscursive res­triction that establish the negative statements in relation to potential future discourses of the other.