Materialidade, Antropoceno, escala e futuro a partir de A Mulher das Dunas.
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Kobo Abe, Teshigahara, materialidade, tempo, adaptação, time, adaptation, materialityAbstract
The article intends to analyze the novel Woman in the Dunes and the homonymous film adaptation work on some questions raised by the so-called new materialism. From unusual situations, the film and the book emphasize the intimate relationship between time, materiality and writing. It is also about the insertion of discussions about adaptation with literary and audiovisual productions of an unusual nature in order to better understand the theme of the new materialisms together with themes of the novel, such as writing, and of both works of art, the time.
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