Cyber sexo e prostituição: a influência da cibercultura no meio acadêmico

Abstract

This work aims to identify the boost of cybersex during the covid-19 pandemic in the period from 2020 to 2022 and present the ramifications generated, such as the advertisement and its behavior within social networks related to internet sex, prostitution and cyberspace. The discussion of Durkheim's perspective that addresses the social facts related to sex and prostitution on its new forms of contemporary interactivity, establishing Cybersex and Cyberprostitution resulting from a specific period and aggravated by the pandemic period in which cyberculture enters, the relationship of young adult college students, their intimate relationship with the internet and cyberspace. The type of research is quantitative, developed with 63 students, and qualitative, through a questionnaire with objective questions with opinions from the interviewed in order to understand the public's perception about the increase of sexual cyberculture among young adult academics, their deepening in relation to social networks, the behavior of advertising, the spread of cybersex and cyberprostitution. The research was carried out at Maranhão State University in Caxias with students from different courses presenting their perspectives related to the contact of academic youth with the internet and the visualization of cybersex and cyberprostitution during the pandemic period of covid-19.