The study presents an analysis of the recursive linguistic structures characterizing the No-vax movement’s messages on the social media environment, in particular on Twitter, where the collection of specific time-framed public posts is feasible to be achieved and they represent a solid documental dataset in input from which to start the semantic analysis tasks. The goal of this paper is to present a case-study overview of the influence the information flow within web documentary typologies exerts on new forms of linguistic standardized models. The results will display some of the main recurrent semantic chains used by outmembers on Twitter to serve as references to demonstrate how prefixed has become the language proper to specific anti-pandemic vaccination and regulations groups.
Termini e testi nella comunicazione dei gruppi No-vax
Claudia Lanza
2022-01-01
Abstract
The study presents an analysis of the recursive linguistic structures characterizing the No-vax movement’s messages on the social media environment, in particular on Twitter, where the collection of specific time-framed public posts is feasible to be achieved and they represent a solid documental dataset in input from which to start the semantic analysis tasks. The goal of this paper is to present a case-study overview of the influence the information flow within web documentary typologies exerts on new forms of linguistic standardized models. The results will display some of the main recurrent semantic chains used by outmembers on Twitter to serve as references to demonstrate how prefixed has become the language proper to specific anti-pandemic vaccination and regulations groups.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.