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As a result of a recent doctoral research, this paper aims to discuss the importance of online conversations as a methodological procedure of historical-cultural research in cyberculture. The work was theoretically and methodologically based on Mikhail Bakhtin’s concepts of dialogism and otherness, which are fundamental in the interpretation of the empirical material produced with a group of young people on Facebook that do not identify themselves as heterosexuals. Gender, sexuality and experiences in/with “coming out of the closet” were some of the topics discussed with the subjects throughout the field work, which evidenced the centrality of online conversations in narrowing social and affective bonds between/with the group of young Internet users.

COMPARTILHANDO EXPERIÊNCIAS SOBRE O “ARMÁRIO”: AS CONVERSAS ONLINE COMO PROCEDIMENTO METODOLÓGICO DA PESQUISA HISTÓRICO-CULTURAL NA CIBERCULTURA