Investir ‘na moral’: Um estudo sobre ‘influencers’ e moralismo ostentatório a partir de ‘ads’ de investimentos financeiros
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https://doi.org/10.4322/dilemas.v17.n3.65280Keywords:
investments, influencers, ostentatious moralism, ads, critiqueAbstract
Moral Investments: A Study on Influencers and Ostentatious Moralism Based on Financial Investment Ads. This paper aims to analyze the efforts of investment influencers to convert non-investors into investors by deploying a form of behavior we call ostentatious moralism (OM). By analyzing 60 ads broadcasted on YouTube, we studied how they deploy what we call moralistic compelling to get viewers to adhere to their investment plans. We observed three forms of compelling based on moralistic ostentation: constraints, aggression, and ridicule, in addition to confraternization, a non-moralistic exception that proves the rule, which shows the naturalization of OM in the contemporary context.Downloads
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