A intertextualidade na televisão: entre representação e apresentação do real
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Intertextualidad, Representación, PresentaciónAbstract
The paper presents a reflection inspired on the will to understand how intertextuality constitutes or even breaks with the purposes of televisuality, when this deals with the world. Intertextuality is a very vast field, and I will initially ask myself about its limits. In order to grasp the complexity of its functioning on television I will privilege one of its exemplary figures, citations, leaving aside allusions, references and plagiarism. Hence, analysis of a citation will provide information as to how television binds relations on the one hand with reality and on the other with fiction.
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