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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.8..72-76Palabras clave:
reading-writting, litterature and movie, affinities.Resumen
Resumo: Este ensaio tenta aproximar em termos escriturais o cineasta e o escritor, a partir da noção de graphos (texto/imagem) enquanto inscrição de signos.
Palavras-chave: leitura-escritura; literatura e cinema; afinidades.
Abstract: This paper tries to approach, in writting terms, the moviedirector and the writer, through the notion of graphos (text/image) as inscription of signs.
Keywords: reading-writting; litterature and movie; affinities.
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