Book and cinema: intertextuality and memory
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Image Reading, Book, Cinema, Intertextuality, MemoryAbstract
It deals with several meanings of the verb to read, especially reading images. It approaches the relation between text and image. It argues on the multiple book as device of culture and knowledge transmission. It discourses about intertextuality and the constitution of the memory in/for the cinema.Downloads
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