Discoursive digital genres: Fanfiction and twitterature
Abstract
Human communication is carried out through different discursive forms that are created or develop over time. Communication was digitalized a new discursive genre appear or adapt to the technological environment to fulfill different functions that users require. Although these are transformations of discourses that already existed in the pre-digital era, it is pertinent to reflect on these genres in order to highlight their characteristics, specifically fanfiction and Twitterature.
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