Os neologismos nas redes sociais: inovações lexicais de origem inglesa
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2018-03-07
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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The interest in the subject first came from the observation of the intense linguistic variety that is
verified in the internet by users of all kinds in diverse media, especially in the site of relationships
Facebook, thus starting from the importance between the relations between lexicon, society and
cyberculture. Thus, the purpose of this study is to describe and analyze borrowed English-based
neologisms (which contain at least one English-language morpheme in its composition) that have
their occurrence verified in one of the indicated social networks. For this, it is anchored
theoretically in the domains of lexical studies, since part of the premise that neology is not
grammar, neology is lexical, lexical phenomenon, more specifically, is lexical expansion. This
paper is based on Barbosa (1990), Biderman (1996), Nebot (2001), Welker (2004) Camacho
(2008), Basílio (2011), Siqueira (2014, 2015) to review concepts and definitions of Lexicology,
lexical, lexical unit, in the sense of revising and redirecting conceptions, because within the scope
of the ability to create words by the speaker, now in network, linguistic phenomena occur at levels
as a whole, depending on the motivation or even the context: morphological, syntactic , semantic,
pragmatic. A priori, this study assumes that the lexicon is probably the aggregator of those
grammatical aspects that are limited to neologisms, whether simple words or not. The methodology
consists of the combination of procedures that have in the methods of qualitative approach their
support. Thus, it seeks to combine methods that evidence the internet as "culture", as "cultural
artifact", with some steps of the ethnographic research carried out for the Internet environment, andsome procedures of netnography, searching for data that are yet to emerge, expressions brand new
in a support also relatively new if it is considered that the internet can be both object of research
and place of research as well as the research tool.
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Lexicologia, Neologismos, Empréstimos, Lexicology, Neologisms, Loans
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COELHO, D. M. Os neologismos nas redes sociais: inovações lexicais de origem inglesa. 2018. 77 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Estudos da Linguagem) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Catalão, 2018.