Uma Crítica a um Mundo do qual o Sujeito é Retirado: literatura sem autor, pesquisa sem pesquisador, inteligência artificial e hegemonização da linguagem na era digital.

Abstract

This research is structured around the body of work of the Italian Autonomist Marxist philosopher Franco “Bifo” Berardi, specifically his concept of semiotic capitalism, or semiocapitalism which was developed in response to the need to think language, economy and the rise of new forms of telecommunication technologies together. Therefore, it aims to analyze Berardi’s statement that subjectivity is affected by new modes of standardization that were made possible by network/wired technologies and the neoliberal globalization. Ultimately, this study seeks acts of language that might overcome such linguistic automatisms to rethink how language, literature and economy affect one another during contemporary process of subjectivation. Along these lines, the present research also aims to investigate literature in the age of digital production.