Porosities Onlife

women, digital discourses and moral attributes

Abstract

This paper analyzes the link between media discourses, the moral dimension and the digital popularity of two feminist women. In this opportunity, with respect to Djamila Ribeiro, black woman and Brazilian feminist, and Carolina Sanín, white woman and Colombian feminist. For this purpose, we opted for the construction of a myopic methodological design, neo-materialist, feminist and third worldist. The analysis confirms that the media discourse is agenciated by the moral dimension that sustains stereotypes of gender, race, beauty, age, social class and nationality in the assumption of an ambiguous ˈtechnological selfˈ, which materializes off-line and on-line, between resistance and normalization. Thus, although the digital discourses of feminist women produce ambiguous affects and media effects, information systems (IS) work by exponentially expanding the moral dimension of the same, generating fragmented information and disconnection, limiting context and interrelation.