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Brozic, Ivana. "Forms of intermediality in theatre." Thesis, University of Reading, 2009. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.553084.
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The aim of the thesis is to argue for inherent intermediality of the theatre medium and explore some of its interactions with other media. The argument is positioned alongside the existing approaches to intermediality, in theatre as well as in other fields of study, most of which tend to focus on exploring the effects of the presence of new media technologies in the contemporary culture. Whilst considering a number of existing approaches to intermediality and their bearing on the phenomenon of theatre, this thesis emphasises a necessity to re-examine the received notions of the concepts involved in such a discussion - the concepts of 'medium', 'theatre' and 'inter' - and thus proposes a more inclusive view of theatre and the theatrical than is suggested by placing 'theatre' in opposition to 'media'. Insights from fields of study other than theatre are employed in order to provide a comprehensive in-depth discussion of the possibilities of the theatre medium for developing inter- and cross- media dialogues. These insights also frame the central questions that guide the discussion of intermediality in theatre, including: 'is intermediality always present in theatre performance?'; 'what is the role of new technologies in experiencing intermediality in theatre?'; 'can intermediality be seen as a form of intertextuality?' and 'is intermediality created in production or in reception?'. Forms of intermediality are explored across a number of plays and performances including Sheila Yeger' s Self Portrait and Variations on a Theme by Clara Schumann, Marguerite Duras's Eden Cinema, Katie Mitchell's Waves, Complicite's The Noise of Time, Frank McGuinness's Innocence The Life and Death of Caravaggio and Trestle Theatre's Tonight We Fly The Story of Marc Chagall. The specific concerns these fictional biographical and autobiographical texts address - the concerns with the representation of a (non-essentialist) subjectivity - provide a highly relevant body of examples across which intermediality (or intermedialities) in theatre can be observed.
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Vellai, Micayla Tamsyn. "Intermediality in the novels of Lauren Beukes." University of the Western Cape, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11394/8111.
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Magister Artium - MAThere is the growing recognition that literary works are not independent, but have often been impacted on by various other media. Complex intersections arise between printed text and other media such as photography, film, music and visual arts. The central theoretical concept underpinning this thesis is a study of intermediality, which interrogates the various ways non-literary media are used as a resource or reference. This analysis will be explored in the novels of Lauren Beukes, and will focus on the intermedial meaning-making and influences of both analogue photography and digital visuality in the dystopian society of Moxyland (2008). Furthermore, it will examine visual art in Broken Monsters (2014) and delineate visuality in terms of “bodies”, as is evident in the depiction of ruin porn and contemporary art.
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Petersen, Kjell Yngve. "A dramaturgy of intermediality : composing with integrative design." Thesis, University of Plymouth, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10026.1/2506.
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The thesis investigates and develops a compositional system on intermediality in theatre and performance as a dramaturgical practice through integrative design. The position of the visual/sonic media in theatre and performance has been altered by the digitalisation and networking of media technologies, which enables enhanced dynamic variables in the intermedial processes. The emergent intermediality sites are made accessible by developments in media technologies and form part of broader changes towards a mediatised society: a simultaneous shift in cultural contexts, theatre practice and audience perception. The practice-led research is situated within a postdramatic context and develops a system of compositional perspectives and procedures to enhance the knowledge of a dramaturgy on intermediality. The intermediality forms seem to re-situate the actual/virtual relations in theatre and re-construct the processes of theatricalisation in the composition of the stage narrative. The integration of media and performers produces a compositional environment of semiosis, where the theatre becomes a site of narration, and the designed integration in-between medialities emerges as intermediality sites in the performance event. A selection of performances and theatre directors is identified, who each in distinct ways integrate mediating technologies as a core element in their compositional design. These directors and performances constitute a source of reflection on compositional strategies from the perspective of practice, and enable comparative discussions on dramaturgical design and the consistency of intermediality sites. The practice-led research realised a series of prototyping processes situated in performance laboratories in 2004-5. The laboratories staged investigations into the relation between integrative design procedures and parameters for composition of intermediality sites, particularly the relative presence in-between the actual and the virtual, and the relative duration and distance in-between timeness and placeness. The integration of performer activities and media operations into dramaturgical structures were developed as a design process of identifying the mapping and experiencing the landscape through iterative prototyping. The developed compositional concepts and strategies were realised in the prototype performance Still I Know Who I Am, performed October 2006. This final research performance was a full-scale professional production, which explored the developed dramaturgical designs through creative practice. The performance was realised as a public event, and composed of a series of scenes, each presenting a specific composite of the developed integrative design strategies, and generating a particular intermediality site. The research processes in the performance laboratories and the prototype performance developed on characteristics, parameters and procedures of compositional strategies, investigating the viability of a dramaturgy of intermediality through integrative design. The practice undertaken constitutes raw material from which the concepts are drawn and underpins the premises for the theoretical reflections.
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Morrison, Simon A. "'Discotext' : musico-literary intermediality in dancefloor-driven literature." Thesis, University of Leeds, 2018. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/20885/.
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This thesis uses the ‘rave’ subculture as a route into an analysis of literary representations of a music scene. Almost as soon as this sonic subculture took hold – during the Second Summer of Love in 1988 – and the socio-political impact of the nascent rave scene became clear, it quickly appeared on the radar of journalists, filmmakers and authors, all keen to use society’s cultural preoccupations as source material for their output. Firstly defining, and then expanding, on the neologism re/presentation, the thesis questions why such cultural artefacts appear – secondary representations that orbit the subculture itself – and what function they may serve. Further focussing on the medium of literature, the thesis then defines the genre of Dancefloor-Driven Literature – stories born of the dancefloor – using new primary input from three key case study authors to analyse three separate ways writers might draw on the pulse of electronic music in their fiction, interrogating that very particular intermedial intersection between the sonic and the linguistic. The thesis explores how such authors write about something so subterranean as the nightclub scene, considers how they write lucidly and fluidly about the rigid, metronomic beat of electronic music, and analyses what specifically literary techniques they deploy to accurately recount in fixed symbols the drifting, hallucinatory effects of a drug experience. The thesis describes two key functions such a literature might serve: firstly, in terms of its enculturative potential within the contemporary society into which it is published and then, almost 30 years since the Second Summer of Love, the importance this collection of texts might have, archivally. Finally, the thesis will propose a theory by which all sonic subcultures might be de decoded, not through the music, but through these secondary literary artefacts. It is there that stories of that subculture are locked, told to a silent beat.
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Mack, Jonathan. "(Indie)mediality : intermediality in contemporary American independent film." Thesis, Northumbria University, 2015. http://nrl.northumbria.ac.uk/31604/.
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Intermediality has become an umbrella term for a heterogeneous group of concepts as diverse as the creation of an entirely new medium and the mere quotation of a work from one medium in another. Intermedial analyses of specific film texts have appeared sporadically but have shed remarkable light on the influence of other media on film narrative, structure and visual style. This PhD takes intermediality to be, as Irina Rajewsky describes it, instances in which film ‘thematises, evokes or imitates elements or structures of another, conventionally distinct medium through the use of its own media-specific means.’ Using this definition as a starting point, this project applies the concept of intermediality to films that deal specifically with arts and media within their narratives, or that are adaptations from another medium, across the American independent cinema landscape since 1990. In this way, a typology of media interaction and intermediality within film texts is developed in relation to their relative position in the American ‘indie’ tradition. Although the thesis uses a primarily industrial definition of ‘independence’, this work also applies a number of criteria constituting a particular ‘indie’ aesthetic to these films, as outlined by experts in the field like Geoff King and Michael Z Newman. This enables additional links to be identified in regard to whether intermediality is utilised differently in particularly ‘alternative’ or more ‘mainstream’ film content. This methodology has demonstrated that intermediality plays a significant role in many American ‘indie’ films strategies of differentiation from the mainstream. Additionally, correlations have been discovered such as particular distributors’ preference for contacting specific types of media, as well their willingness (or otherwise) to engage in such potentially alienating and experimental content as intermediality and metareference.
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Scott, Joanne. "Live intermediality : a new mode of intermedial praxis." Thesis, Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, 2014. http://crco.cssd.ac.uk/466/.
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This Practice as Research thesis is a contribution to and intervention in the fields of intermedial performance studies and live media practice. Its arguments are formulated through live intermediality, a mode of practice whereby the solo performer activates image, sound, object and body in the presence of and sometimes with the ‘experiencers’ (Nelson 2010), in order to compose a series of shifting intermedial combinations. The thesis interrogates current discourses around intermediality in performance, the role and actions of the live media performer and the generation of events in intermedial and live media practice, arguing that each can be productively re--viewed through live intermedial practice. In positioning the practice clearly within the various lineages from which it draws and positing the particular ‘knowings’ it produces, live intermediality is formulated as distinctive ‘praxis’ or ‘doing-thinking’ (Nelson 2013). In addition, the specific characteristics of live intermediality – the dualities, discourses and collisions it generates - are presented both as form of new knowledge through practice and employed as the tools to pierce existing thinking from an ‘insider’ perspective. Working from a Practice as Research methodology, live intermediality is placed in dialogue with resonant conceptual frameworks, such as the work of intermedial theorists, Kattenbelt (2008) and Lavender (2006), new media theorists, Bolter and Grusin (2000), as well as broader paradigms of presence (Power 2008), autopoiesis (Fischer--Lichte 2008, Maturana and Varela 1987) and event (Derrida 1978, Deleuze 2006). The praxis, through its dialogue with such frame works, reconfigures current theories around the activation, operation and experience of intermediality in live media forms. In addition, through its distinctive features and the ‘knowings’ they generate, live intermediality is proposed as new mode of praxis within these fields.
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Borcak, Fedja. "Överskridanden : En tematisk studie av verklighetsproblematiken i Karl Ove Knausgårds Min kamp 1-6." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk och litteratur, SOL, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-19965.
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The award-winning Norwegian novelist Karl Ove Knausgård achieved great success with his latest book, Min kamp. Both commercially and critically, the novel was praised for its seemingly successful attempt to transcend the boundary between fiction and real life. Focusing on the auto-fictional narrator’s struggle to balance his daily life with his ever so demanding aesthetic ambitions, the novel gives high-detail descriptions of the most basic day-to-day chores, intimately mixed with philosophical reflections on topics such as painting, literature and postmodern civilisation. This essay proposes an alternative perspective on the realism of the novel. Instead of relying on a correspondence theoretical view, which highlights the level of correspondence of a particular representation with reality, I seek, inspired by Martin Heidegger’s thoughts on works of art, to trace a poetics which sees the verity in a work of art as the ”unconcealment” of the world, or the coming-to-being of objects. The function of art in relation to reality is to ”open up” the conventionally understood world and offer a perspective situated between an intellect-based outlook on the world and an intuitive and subconscious one. In order to carefully analyse the formal manifestation of the poetics in question, I turn to the notion of heteromediality, which proves fruitful in distinguishing, in the verbal text itself, certain formal traits usually associated with other media. I suggest that when found in the text, these traits function as a way of stressing the becoming of objects, rather than primarily their mere existence.
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RIBEIRO, ANA LUCIA AMADO SARAIVA. "THE GUTTER READING: AN ANALYSIS OF THE INTERMEDIALITY IN COMICS." PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO, 2018. http://www.maxwell.vrac.puc-rio.br/Busca_etds.php?strSecao=resultado&nrSeq=36134@1.
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PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DO RIO DE JANEIROA presente pesquisa busca compreender os quadrinhos como expressão que recria conteúdos e formas de outras artes. Em perspectiva interdisciplinar, assume-se o viés da intermidialidade, segundo a qual a relação entre as artes é também uma relação entre mídias, para analisar os quadrinhos como forma de expressão que se constitui historicamente a partir de processos que recriam e reapresentam os procedimentos de outras artes, como a literatura e a pintura - e, não, como um sistema autônomo, cujas zonas de contato com outras artes constituem meros cruzamentos de fronteiras bem demarcadas. Objetiva-se também mostrar que a sarjeta, como expediente de montagem nos quadrinhos, oferece um ângulo privilegiado para pensar a intermidialidade, já que, em seus usos mais experimentais e fragmentários, torna menos transparente a relação que os quadrinhos estabelecem com a pintura e a literatura. Este trabalho é composto de duas partes: uma, teórica, que consiste no resgate interdisciplinar de parte da fortuna crítica disponível sobre o tema, e outra parte que constitui um experimento teórico na proposição da escritura de uma história em quadrinhos cuja relação com a pintura e seus textos traz à tona o tema da intermidialidade, e cujos procedimentos de montagem remetem às discussões propostas pela pesquisa. A HQ realizada nesta pesquisa chama-se Jardim das Sinapses - ensaio gráfico biocêntrico, e resulta do trabalho de pesquisa em parceria com o artista plástico e editor Sérgio Manon.
This research seeks to understand comics as an expression that recreates contents and forms of other arts. In an interdisciplinary perspective, it assumes the approach of intermediality, according to which the relation between the arts is also a relation between media. This research seeks to understand comics as a form of expression that is historically constituted from processes that re-create and re-present the procedures of other arts, such as literature and painting - and not as an autonomous system, whose zones of contact with other arts are mere crosses of well-demarcated frontiers. It is also intended to show that the gutter, as a set-up in comics, offers a privileged angle to think of intermediality, since, in its more experimental and fragmentary uses, it renders less transparent the relation that comics establish with painting and literature This work is composed of two parts: one, theoretical, which consists in the interdisciplinary rescue of part of the available critical fortune on the subject, and another part that constitutes a theoretical experiment in the proposition of the writing of a comic book whose relation with painting and his texts bring to the surface the theme of intermediality, and whose procedures of montage refer to the discussions proposed by the research. The comics manufactured in this research is called Jardim das Sinapses - a biocentric graphic essay, and results from the research work in partnership with the artist and publisher Sergio Manon.
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Megarrity, David R. "Musicalising theatre, theatricalising music: Writing and performing intermediality in composed theatre." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2015. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/88953/1/David_Megarrity_Thesis.pdf.
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This investigation combined musicality and theatricality in the creation of four shows: Bear with Me, The Empty City, Gentlemen Songsters and Warmwaters. Led by creative practice, the research identified four polyvalences that characterise Composed Theatre, a transformational artistic domain which offers distinct challenges for performance makers. These include tensions and resolutions between compositional and theatrical thinking; music and words; setlist and script; and finally persona and character. The research finds that these interplays not only lend Composed Theatre its distinct qualities, but offer a potential set of balances to strike for writers, performers, composers and musicians who mix music and theatre in intermedial performance.
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Páez, Muñoz Dennis. "Poesía y video. El poema en la pantalla-esfera: poetas y poéticas en registros audiovisuales: el caso de Chile: 1967-2016." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/458693.
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El siguiente trabajo explora las tensiones entre la poesía, el cine y el video, como la presencia del poeta en
estos formatos, bajo tres géneros o vías de estudio que sirven para entrelazar el mundo poético con el
universo de los medios audiovisuales. El estudio del poema, tanto como la figura del vate en estas obras
intemediales, nos acercará hacia algunas plataformas contemporáneas donde el poeta y el poema surgen bajo
diferentes prismas, apropiándose de las virtudes tecnológicas de la era digital para su (re) presentación en
pantalla.
Para desarrollar la investigación, se recopilaron cerca de 50 archivos audiovisuales relacionados con la
poesía y los poetas chilenos, desde donde se relevaron tres categorías o incipientes géneros audiovisuales, y
que hemos delimitado bajo las nociones de documental biográfico de poeta, ficciones de poetas/poéticas y
video-poemas. Estos tres formatos acotados al contexto geográfico de Chile, y comprendiendo un lapso
temporal que abarca casi a medio siglo, -entre el estreno del documental Yo soy Pablo Neruda (Mantell,
1967) y la película Poesía sin fin (Jodorowsky, 2016)- dejan al descubierto que existen diversos modos de
materialización tanto del poema como del poeta en la pantalla, los cuales han ido variando a través del
tiempo, en una evolución lenta, continua y poco observada, que paulatinamente , desde su amplitud y
diversidad, ha ido constituyéndose como un archivoThe following work explores the tensions between poetry, film and video, as well as the presence of the poet in these media. The poetical world and the universe of audiovisual media intertwine under three genres or lines of study. The study of the poem, as well as that of the figure of the vate in these intermedia works, will get us close to certain contemporary platforms in which the poet and the poem emerge through multiple prisms. Making of the virtues of the digital era their own for their (re)presentation on the screen. To develop the research, close to 50 audiovisual archives were compiled. From them three categories or incipient audiovisual genres were revealed in relationship to poetry and Chilean poets–under notions of biographical documentary, fictional poets/poetics, and video-poems. Limited to the geographical context of Chile and covering a temporal lapse of half a century –from the premiere of the documentary Yo soy Pablo Neruda (Mantell, 1967) to the film Poesía sin fin (Jodorowsky, 2016)-they uncover the existence of diverse modes of materialising both the poem and the poet in the screen. These have varied through time in a continued, slow and scarcely noticed evolution. Yet from its amplitude and diversity it has been gradually building up as an archive.
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Fenton, David Raymond. "Unstable acts : a practitioner's case study of the poetics of postdramatic theatre and intermediality." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2007. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/16527/1/David_Fenton_Thesis.pdf.
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This practice-led research enquiry examines the form and experience of postdramatic theatre and intermediality. Through three practice-led enquiry cycles, the performance, Unstable Acts, was created. The study was designed to introduce the practitioner to a new process of practice within a postmodern aesthetic and to investigate the theory and practice of intermedial performance. Accordingly, Unstable Acts generated moments of praxis concerning postdramatic theatre and intermediality. By analysing this praxis an increasingly complex understanding of de-representational performance, the liminal experience, percipience, reflection and intermediality in postdramatic theatre was developed.
In responding to Unstable Acts, the study proposes a working model for the poetics of postdramatic theatre which places intermediality as a formal recurrence of the postdramatic form. The model also proposes that the postdramaturgical strategy of de-representational performance is a central stylistic quality of postdramatic form, and that the liminal experience is central to the postdramatic theatre experience. Connecting de-representation and liminality through queer theory, the model contends that reflection is an important aspect of both the form and experience of postdramatic theatre.
In so doing, the study provides a clearer understanding for theorists and practitioners of the poetics of postdramatic theatre and the position of intermediality in postdramatic practice.
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Fenton, David Raymond. "Unstable acts : a practitioner's case study of the poetics of postdramatic theatre and intermediality." Queensland University of Technology, 2007. http://eprints.qut.edu.au/16527/.
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This practice-led research enquiry examines the form and experience of postdramatic theatre and intermediality. Through three practice-led enquiry cycles, the performance, Unstable Acts, was created. The study was designed to introduce the practitioner to a new process of practice within a postmodern aesthetic and to investigate the theory and practice of intermedial performance. Accordingly, Unstable Acts generated moments of praxis concerning postdramatic theatre and intermediality. By analysing this praxis an increasingly complex understanding of de-representational performance, the liminal experience, percipience, reflection and intermediality in postdramatic theatre was developed. In responding to Unstable Acts, the study proposes a working model for the poetics of postdramatic theatre which places intermediality as a formal recurrence of the postdramatic form. The model also proposes that the postdramaturgical strategy of de-representational performance is a central stylistic quality of postdramatic form, and that the liminal experience is central to the postdramatic theatre experience. Connecting de-representation and liminality through queer theory, the model contends that reflection is an important aspect of both the form and experience of postdramatic theatre. In so doing, the study provides a clearer understanding for theorists and practitioners of the poetics of postdramatic theatre and the position of intermediality in postdramatic practice.
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Carlsson, Beatriz. "Ghostly Bells and Monstrous Drumming : An Exploration of Intermediality and Supernatural Strangeness in "Especially Heinous"." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk (SPR), 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-104347.
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Various contemporary female authors deploy supernatural motifs portrayed through or alongside diverse forms of intermediality in texts which thematise the patriarchal oppression of women. In order to throw light on this phenomenon, this thesis investigates the intermedial relations and supernatural motifs of Carmen Maria Machado’s novella “Especially Heinous: 272 Views of Law & Order: SVU”, and their relation to the political themes of the text. The analysis is based on the method of intermediality, primarily on Lars Elleström’s and Irina O. Rajewsky’s categorisations of intermedial relations. The supernatural motifs are situated within the hybrid context of the gothic and magical realism, and understood as an expression of strangeness. The analysis of this thesis finds that media transformation in combination with supernatural motifs serve to visualise oppressive and violent structures that are typically obscured. What is more, the similarities and tensions between intermediality and supernatural strangeness emphasise the dread and confusion produced in the encounter with uncanny or eerie societal forces. Finally, the tension and the resistance that arise where supernatural strangeness and intermediality meet illustrate a fundamental dilemma of communication: that it is always mediated, and thus, always incomplete.
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Frank, Petra. "Das Bildzitat Eine Untersuchung von Paul Klees Die Revolution des Viaduktes in drei Texten der deutschprachigen Prosa." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Tyska, 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-22476.
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Ziel dieser Arbeit ist die Untersuchung des Bildzitates und seiner Form. Ausgangspunkt ist ein Kunstwerk, Paul Klees Revolution der Viadukte, und dessen Versprachlichung, dem sognannten Bildzitat, in drei Texten der deutschen Prosa. Als literaturwissenschaftliche Methode wurde ein intermedialer Ansatz nach Rajewsky, sowie von Berndt, Tonger-Erk gewählt. Eine Auswahl des Kunstwerkes und der Texte, die das Kunstwerk zitieren, wurde basierend auf dem Material der Datenbank über literarische Bildzitate in Wien getroffen. Die Analyse der Bildzitate in SAID: Das Rot lächelt, das Blau schweigt. Geschichten über Bilder, Uwe Timm: Der Freund und der Fremde und Gertrud Leutenegger: Vorabend erfolgt nach folgender Fragestellung: 1. Welches sind die grundlegenden Charakteristika des Bildes, die in den literarischen Bildzitaten hervorgehoben werden? 2. Mit welchen sprachlichen Mitteln wird dies hervorgehoben? 3. Welche Rolle spielt der Titel des Gemäldes? Wie der Resultatteil zeigt werden von den Autoren Stilmittel ähnlich die des Gemäldes (Kontrast, Repetition) verwendet. Der Titel des Gemäldes und die Bildzitate werden im Text als verstärkendes Element verwendet. The pictorial quote An analysis of Paul Klees Revolution of the viaduct in three German prose texts. This essay explores the quotation of images in literature. Starting point is Paul Klee's painting The revolution of the viaduct and its verbal expression, which is known as 'image quotation', in three German prose texts. The textual analysis of these works - SAID's Das Rot lächelt,das Blau schweigt. Geschichten über Bilder, Uwe Timm's Der Freund und der Fremde and Gertrud Leutenegger's Vorabend - is based on theories of intermediality. This essay shows that the authors employ stylistic devices similar to those in the painting, such as contrast and repetition, and use them as intermedial references.
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Ekström, Björn. "Nya toner inom styckena : Medietransformation i Kazuo Ishiguros Nocturnes." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för film och litteratur (IFL), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-44150.
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Barnes, Kenton Emery Verfasser], and Rüdiger [Akademischer Betreuer] [Heinze. "Intertextuality, Intermediality and Mediality in Benjamin Britten’s Nocturne, Op. 60 / Kenton Emery Barnes ; Betreuer: Rüdiger Heinze." Braunschweig : Technische Universität Braunschweig, 2017. http://d-nb.info/1175817473/34.
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Håkansson, Jens. "Ytans djup : Visuell ikonicitet i den grafiska konstformen lyrik." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för film och litteratur (IFL), 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-35110.
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This thesis revolves around an obvious fact: printed (or otherwise two- or three-dimensional) poetry is always and inevitably visual. By analysing a representative selection of poems, including conspicuously experimental and image-like poems as well as examples of more conventional poetry, the thesis points out that visual iconicity is an equally inevitable consequence of the visuality of printed poetry. The analysis applies terminology relating to iconicity and intermediality (presented by Lars Elleström, whose theoretical basis is the semiotics of Charles Sanders Peirce) to the selected poems, while avoiding making too specific interpretations, in order to maintain a discussion of the ever-present phenomenon of visual iconicity as such, and not just the individual examples. Rather than introducing visual iconicity specifically to confirm more or less specific interpretations of poetic texts, this method of approaching poems as two-dimensional works of art is what this paper mainly aims to propose, as a productive starting point for literary analyses in general; as is concluded in the theoretical framework by Elleström, the actual modal and iconic properties of printed poetry contradict mutually exclusive dichotomies such as verbal/visual and text/image. While indirectly visually iconic poems tend to have a wider range of possible interpretations at the outset, the existence of iconic potential, however, does not depend on any specific interpretation.
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de, Toro Alfonso. ""Transversalidad", "hibridez", "transmedialidad" en las performances de Alberto Kurapel." Universitätsbibliothek Leipzig, 2015. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:15-qucosa-159257.
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En el contexto del proyecto nuestro trabajo tiene dos finalidades fundamentales. La primera es contribuir a las ciencias del teatro desde un punto de vista de la teoría de la cultura (postcolonial y postmoderna) enfrentando problemas teóricos de la transversalidad, hibridez y transmedialidad así como sus relaciones entre ellas y, al mismo tiempo, tratar también el fundamental problema del cuerpo como lenguaje sui generis, un campo en el que la teoría aún está realmente en sus comienzos. Como segunda finalidad aplicamos la descripción del fenómeno tratado teóricamente a un performer, Alberto Kurapel, en el que se encuentran todos los aspectos a tratar en forma ejemplar, ya que sus producciones se caracterizan por ser un espectáculo objeto y metateatral y transcultural que cuestionan el término tradicional de teatro, introduciendo así una nueva categoría de la teatralidad. Dentro de este contexto nos referiremos al problema de translación, ya sea ésta cultural o de medios de formas de representación teatral, es decir, analizaremos la conjunción o entrelazamiento de diversos códigos culturales, mediales u otros en la obra de Alberto Kurapel. De esta forma, los campos de texto-imagen, texto-cuerpo, diversidad de medialidades y deconstrucción de posiciones hegemónicas y sustancialistas.
serán algunos de los puntos centrales del presente trabajo.
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Carletti, Elena. "The Photographic Eye: Poetry and the Visual in 1950s and 1960s Italian Experimental Writers." Thesis, The University of Sydney, 2019. https://hdl.handle.net/2123/22076.
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This PhD thesis argues that, in the 1950s and 1960s, several Italian experimental writers developed photographic and cinematic modes of writing with the aim to innovate poetic form and content. By adopting an interdisciplinary framework, which intersects literary studies with visual and intermedial studies, this thesis analyses the works of Antonio Porta, Amelia Rosselli, and Edoardo Sanguineti. These authors were particularly sensitive to photographic and cinematic media, which inspired their poetics. Antonio Porta’s poetry, for instance, develops in dialogue with the photographic culture of the time, and makes references to the photographs of crime news. Furthermore, his poetry relies on the technique of poetic montage, and juxtaposes photographic and cinematic sequences through the use of percussive meter and frequent punctuation. Amelia Rosselli, on the other hand, refers to photography as a medium to capture and record her life story. Her poetry seems to work like a camera, recording a precise personal experience in both space and time. The still camera and film camera also inspire her metrical system, presented in her manifesto of poetics Spazi metrici. Finally, Edoardo Sanguineti claims to see the world photographically through a camera eye as well as through a cinematic mind. His poetry also borrows formal techniques from other artistic practices – such as collage and montage – and aims to deconstruct normative syntax as a form of resistance to bourgeois hegemony. This thesis intends to provide new and unexplored perspectives on the work of the authors analysed. It also suggests that there is a broader interrelation of literary and photographic cultures beyond the presented case studies. In post-war Italy, experimental and neo-avant-garde writers reshaped their poetry in direct dialogue with both photography and cinema. By recognising that the interactions between literature, photography, and cinema lay at the core of the poetic research of several authors in the 1950s and 1960s, this thesis aims to fill a gap in Italian Studies scholarship on poetry and calls for further research in this area.
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Goltz, Wanja Matthias von der [Verfasser], Josef [Akademischer Betreuer] Raab, and Jens Martin [Akademischer Betreuer] Gurr. "Functions of Intertextuality and Intermediality in The Simpsons / Wanja von der Goltz. Gutachter: Jens Martin Gurr. Betreuer: Josef Raab." Duisburg, 2011. http://d-nb.info/1017289700/34.
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La, Torre Perregrini Esperanza Luján. "Muerte súbita, el poder de narrar obras pictóricas." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk (SPR), 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-89322.
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The novel Sudden death /Muerte súbita written by Álvaro Enrigue is analysed in this study, using the theoretical contributions of Werner Wolf and Irina Rajewsky, the typology of intermediality, and the model of modalities and modes of media elaborated by Lars Elleström. The aim of this study lies, first on the blending of different media within the novel, the question of pictorial narrative, and argues that images narratives can generate the diegesis in Álvaro Enrigue's book. Second, to analyze how the mentioned intermedial relations to the paintings can create a meaning in the novel. The novel by Enrigue relates some paintings of the Italian painter Caravaggio such as The calling of St. Matthew, Marta and Magdalena, Judith beheading Holofernes and Basket of fruits that have become important in creating the understandings the History of Mexico and the History of Spain. This intermedial study of the work of Enrigue "Sudden death" has shown that words have the power to represent images as well as give us the possibility of expanding the visuality of the media that are present in a literary text.
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Almgren, White Anette. "Intermedial narration i den fotolyriska bilderboken : Jean Claude Arnault, Katarina Frostenson och Rut Hillarp." Doctoral thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk och litteratur, SOL, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-16690.
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This bipartite thesis presents and implements an intermedial model for co-reading poems and photographs in paper books, a genre I call photo poetry. A survey of the genre in Sweden was carried out and presented in a selected bibliography in my licentiate thesis. Two well-established poets, Katarina Frostenson and Rut Hillarp, made their debut in the genre in the 1980s and have since produced three books each. Frostenson cooperates with photographer Jean Claude Arnault and Hillarp created the poems as well as the pictures herself. Scholarly studies up to now have focused on the poems, however, and have therefore neglected the impact of the photographic pictures. The first part of the thesis elaborates a model based on the framework of the picture book and adapted to the text genre of poetry and the epistemology of the photographic picture. Two different narrative reading strategies are developed and applied to the material: the metonymical and the metaphorical linking. The metonymical linking implies that the diegesis on the spread is perceived to be part of a larger diegesis and that that diegesis has direct virtual contact with the diegesis on the next spread. The metaphorical linking implies that the diegesis on the single spread is perceived to be part of a larger diegesis, but that that diegesis has no direct virtual spatial contact with the next spread. Whether or not a diegesis is perceived to have direct virtual spatial contact with spreads depends on the story’s display of the contingency of characters, time and place. The model is based on the relations tied to the book’s construction: the schematic, the synchronic and the diachronic relation. The schematic relation concerns meaning created on all spreads, the synchronic relation meaning on a single spread, and the diachronic relation meanings on spreads in a row. The schematic and the diachronic may appear to overlap somewhat but in the schematic relation the focus is on tracing different story schemes, and in the diachronic relation the focus is on how the narration progresses and alternates between different schemes. The findings show that with the co-reading model the impact of the photographs gives a deeper understanding of not only the narrative interplay of word and image but also of semiotic, intermedial and intertextual connections. The reading strategies applied show that Frostenson’s and Arnault’s works gain from a metonymically linked interpretation whereas Hillarp’s mainly gain from a metaphorically linked interpretation. The study also discusses the impact of the photographic picture and connects it to the semiotic theory of C. S. Peirce as well as to Western picture practices.
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Söderholm, Matillda. "Intermédialité photographie/texte dans Rimbaud le fils de Pierre Michon." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk (SPR), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-41455.
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The novel Rimbaud le fils written by Pierre Michon is analysed in this study, using the theoretical model of modalities and modes of media elaborated by Lars Elleström (2010), the typology of intermediality defined by Werner Wolf (2002) and Irina Rajewsky’s (2010) metatheoretical reflections upon the concept of borders. The novel by Michon relates to some famous photos that have become important in creating the understandings of Arthur Rimbaud as a poet and a myth. The guiding question of the analysis has been: How can the intermedial relations to the photos create meaning in the novel? The theoretical model of Elleström has been applied in order to define the modalities and modes involved in the photography and in the written text of the novel. Thereby the significant differences and similarities between the different media have become distinguishable. The categorization proposed by Wolf and the remarks made by Rajewsky on the concepts of borders, have helped to link together the observations of modalities and modes with the hermeneutic reading of the text. Using the intermedial references has shown to be a possible way to express or to reinforce the literary expression of for instance: the heaviness of the literary legacy and mythology, the absent, the genius, the departure, the silence, the religious language, the unknown, the literary sham, the survival and the protective power of an expressive richness that relates to or implies several semiotic systems.
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Bochio, Alessandra Lucia. "Entre meios: convergência audiovisual." Universidade de São Paulo, 2015. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/27/27159/tde-26052015-110221/.
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A presente pesquisa é uma reflexão sobre a relação entre o fazer artístico e sua investigação teórica. Como ponto de partida, buscamos compreender o termo intermídia por meio dos modos operatórios que engendram os relacionamentos entre os meios de expressão artística. Qual a natureza da relação intermidiática? Como esta se realiza operacionalmente? Quais os operadores que induzem tal relação, e como estão presentes, como se relacionam, como delimitam, ou não, uma relação intermidiática? Como ponto de chegada, a aposta de que as noções de convergência audiovisual e de dispositivo nos permitem pensar os trânsitos operatórios entre os meios visuais e sonoros em uma prática artística específica. Esta, por sua vez, é caracterizada pelas dinâmicas das ações de um grupo de artistas em um ambiente coletivo e colaborativo de criação, do qual emerge um contexto de influências mútuas e intensificadas entre as ações dos artistas e entre imagem e som. No que concerne as noções de convergência audiovisual e dispositivo, a primeira diz respeito a uma busca por uma vetorização comum, tento em vista uma mesma situação visual e sonora, na qual encontramos um elo entre imagem e som; a segunda, a uma rede de conexões entre meios, materiais e práticas artísticas. Para a realização deste estudo, estabelecemos como estratégias de ação a experimentação artística, a análise de obras e a pesquisa bibliográfica. A escolha do campo problemático abordado e dos nossos objetivos são atravessados pela experimentação artística, de modo que prática e teoria estão continuamente em relação. Sob este prisma, caminhamos do particular ao geral, ou seja, a partir da análise de obras e da experimentação podemos tanto apreender alguns conceitos e ideias presentes na investigação teórica, quanto extrair algumas conclusões. Pretendemos assim responder às exigências da área de Poéticas Visuais, que privilegia pesquisas tanto teóricas quanto experimentais sobre os processos artísticos.This research is a reflection on the relationship between artistic practice and its theoretical research. As a starting point, we seek to understand the term intermedia through operational methods that engender relationships between means of artistic expression. What is the nature of intermedia relation? How this is done operationally? Which are the operators who induces such relationship and how they are present, how they relate, how they delimit, or not, an intermedia relation? As a point of arrival, the assumption that the notions of audiovisual convergence and of device allow us to think the operative movement between the visual and audio means in a specific artistic practice. This in turn, is characterized by the dynamics of the actions of a group of artists in a collective and collaborative environment of creation, from which emerges a context of mutual and intensified influences between the artists action and between image and sound. Regarding the concepts of audiovisual convergence and device, the first is about the search for a common vectorization, having in mind the same visual and sound situation in which we find a link between image and sound; the second, a network of connections between material and artistic practices. For this study, we established as strategies of action an artistic experimentation, an analysis of the artworks and a bibliographic research. The choice of the addressed problematic field and our goals are crossed by artistic experimentation, so that theory and practice are continuously in relation. From that perspective, we went from the particular to the general, that is, from the analysis of the artworks and experimentation we can both learn some concepts and ideas in the theoretical research, as to draw some conclusions. We intend to meet the needs of the area of Visual Poetics, which emphasizes both theoretical and experimental research on the artistic processes.
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Raistrick, Tracey Ann. "An insider evaluation of the translation process in use in the BSL Bible Translation Project : explorations in textuality, intermediality and sacrament." Thesis, University of Chester, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10034/552891.
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This thesis is a critical account of a qualitative, evaluative study into the translation processes and practices in use within the BSL Bible Translation Project, undertaken as a collaborative doctoral studentship funded by the AHRC/ESRC1. It has proceeded collaboratively, valuing the stories, knowledge and experiences of the participants. The data‐set presented herein was generated by means of participant observation and interviews with Project Team members. It was analysed in its digital, visual form using an inductive, thematic approach, and is presented with minimal commentary (Chapters 4 and 5). Following this presentation, the data‐set is further reflected upon in order to shed light upon existing understandings of sign language text composition strategies, team translation praxis, intermediality and sacrament (Chapters 6, 7 and 8). The evidence presented in this thesis represents a new source of data and offers valuable insights into translation and exegetical practice in its own right and, I will argue, as a means of human flourishing. This thesis problematizes previous descriptions of Signed Languages as ‘picture‐languages’, identifying two ways in which such descriptions have been unhelpful, even inaccurate. Firstly, that this nomenclature, with its association with picture‐books and pre‐linguistic skills, has contributed to the persistence of perceptions of d/Deaf people as being linguistically less‐able than their non‐Deaf peers and secondly, that such descriptions are deficient because they fail to fully capture the complex nature of Signed Languages. This thesis argues for a re engagement with the inherently cinematographic nature of Signed Languages and explores ways in which this would yield benefits in the fields of Deaf education, the teaching of Signed Languages to second‐language learners, and the training of interpreters and translators. This thesis will also argue that the translation practices of the BSL Bible Translation Project constitute a clear example of Deaf people engaging in metalinguistic reflection on their own language‐use. That is, that the data provide clear evidence of literate thought, specifically of Signed Language literacy in action, and is further evidence in support of the growing confidence and agency within the Deaf Community with regards to the status and the rich linguistic and material properties of BSL, including its suitability as a mediator of the sacred. This thesis will go on to offer reflections on what the data have to tell us about the nature of Biblical texts; both through how they are produced, and the nature of those texts as artefacts and bearers of religious meanings. Engaging with existing understandings of sacrament and incarnation, including the possibility that the act of Bible reading and translation can be said to constitute a sacramental activity, it argues that this is particularly so when such reading and ‘speaking’ of the text occurs through Signed Language.
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de, Toro Alfonso. ""Transversalidad", "hibridez", "transmedialidad" en las performances de Alberto Kurapel: una teatralidad menor." Vervuert, 2004. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A13098.
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En el contexto del proyecto nuestro trabajo tiene dos finalidades fundamentales. La primera es contribuir a las ciencias del teatro desde un punto de vista de la teoría de la cultura (postcolonial y postmoderna) enfrentando problemas teóricos de la transversalidad, hibridez y transmedialidad así como sus relaciones entre ellas y, al mismo tiempo, tratar también el fundamental problema del cuerpo como lenguaje sui generis, un campo en el que la teoría aún está realmente en sus comienzos. Como segunda finalidad aplicamos la descripción del fenómeno tratado teóricamente a un performer, Alberto Kurapel, en el que se encuentran todos los aspectos a tratar en forma ejemplar, ya que sus producciones se caracterizan por ser un espectáculo objeto y metateatral y transcultural que cuestionan el término tradicional de teatro, introduciendo así una nueva categoría de la teatralidad. Dentro de este contexto nos referiremos al problema de translación, ya sea ésta cultural o de medios de formas de representación teatral, es decir, analizaremos la conjunción o entrelazamiento de diversos códigos culturales, mediales u otros en la obra de Alberto Kurapel. De esta forma, los campos de texto-imagen, texto-cuerpo, diversidad de medialidades y deconstrucción de posiciones hegemónicas y sustancialistas.
serán algunos de los puntos centrales del presente trabajo.:Introducción. - Las "performances" de Alberto Kurapel : hibridez y performance, "teatralidad menor". - Hibridez cultural en las performances de Alberto Kurapel. - Transmedialidad en las performances de Alberto Kurapel. - Gestualidad y cuerpo en las performances de Alberto Kurapel. - Kurapel : metateatralidad y ludicidad. - Resumen
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Löfroth, Mattias. "Vid filmkonstens trösklar : Intermedialitet i Svenska Bios filmer 1910-11." Thesis, Stockholm University, Department of Cinema Studies, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-6605.
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The thesis examines ’intermediality’ in Svenska Bios (Swedish Biograph) first fiction films. Värmlänningarne (1910), Fänrik Ståls Sägner (1910), Bröllopet på Ulfåsa (1910), Regina von Emmeritz och Konung Gustaf II Adolf (1910), Amuletten (1910), Emigranten (1910) and Järnbäraren (1911) are analysed in relation to theatre, literature, music and ‘reality’. A detailed discussion of intermediality is combined with specific theories relating to pictorialism and literary presentation in film. The thesis conclude, that early fiction films in general, and Svenska Bios films in particular, depended on their association with other media. The thesis also includes a short discussion concerning silent cinema music.
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Polcini, Valentina. "Dino Buzzati and Anglophone culture : the re-use of visual and narrative texts in his fantastic fiction." Thesis, University of Exeter, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10036/117097.
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This thesis explores the relationship between Buzzati’s fiction and Anglophone culture, particularly the re-use of narrative and visual sources in his works. The analysis of the intertextual stratification in Buzzati brings to the fore the author’s urge to convey the significance of imagination through the fantastic mode. It also reveals an optimistic and playful side of Buzzati, which lies behind a pervading pessimistic tone. Buzzati’s re-working of images from other authors and of generic topoi is aimed at decrying the loss of imagination occurring in the transition to adulthood as well as a general disregard of fantasy characterizing modern technologized societies. Nonetheless, intertextual practices are a means to recover and originally re-present the fantastic imagery conveyed by the artists from whom Buzzati drew inspiration. Buzzati was especially keen on Anglophone literature and art; hence, the focus of this thesis, which is divided into four chapters. Chapter One deals with Buzzati’s re-use in his fiction of drawings by the English illustrator Arthur Rackham; this is a process in which visual memory and intermedia translation are paramount. Chapter Two investigates the link between Joseph Conrad’s heroes and the characterization of Buzzati’s (anti-)heroic figures; they are trapped in the mechanisms of lack of courage and time but eventually find their own ways to self-redemption. Chapter Three considers Buzzati’s reversal and borrowing of topoi belonging to the sea monster story and the ghost story; these practices are aimed at emphasizing the importance of fantasy. Chapter Four places Buzzati’s Christmas fiction between the Italian and the Dickensian tradition, showing how Buzzati re-works the genre’s stereotypes to recreate the Christmas spirit. Whether Buzzati engages in an intertextual dialogue with individual authors or literary traditions, examining the connections he established with Anglophone culture allows a reassessment of his work. Indeed, the Buzzatian fantastic reveals itself as poised between gloominess and faith in the redeeming power of imagination; the fantastic alternatives Buzzati offers against the dullness of reality also evince his enjoyment of the artistic creation per se.
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Askander, Mikael. "Modernitet och intermedialitet i Erik Asklunds tidiga romankonst." Doctoral thesis, Växjö universitet, Institutionen för humaniora, 2003. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:vxu:diva-386.
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Modernitet och intermedialitet is the first major study of the Swedish modernist writer Erik Asklund (1908-1980) and his works. The thesis consists of an introductory chapter and three close readings of Asklund’s early novels Kvinnan är stor (The Woman is Great, 1931), Lilla land (A Small Country, 1933), and Fanfar med fem trumpeter (A Fanfare with Five Trumpets, 1934). In these novels, Asklund depicts modernity in Sweden in the 1930’s. Exploring the modernity of the 1930’s in Asklund’s novels, especially the contemporary media situation turns out to be one of the most important aspects. Asklund wrote stories about film, music and various forms of visual culture, (photography, for instance). These different forms of art and media play an important role for Asklund’s writings, not only thematically, but also narationally. In my analyses, I put forward different theoretical aspects of intermediality. In this context, the ideas of Werner Wolf have been especially useful to my examinations of the intermedial aspects in Asklund’s works. In the novel Kvinnan är stor, Asklund tells the story about the young woman Lydia, who moves from the countryside to the big city of Stockholm. She then learns to decode the modern urban society, and becomes a modern woman. In Kvinnan är stor, intermediality is expressed mainly through various connections to film and photography. The modernization of Sweden in the early 20th century was much a question of the countryside becoming modern. In Lilla land, Asklund depicts this process. The novel is one of the first works ever focusing the forming of the Swedish welfare state project. The story is told in a cinematic or filmical way. The third novel to be analysed in the thesis is Fanfar med fem trumpeter. This is one of the first Swedish jazz novels. Asklund tells the story about five young unemployed men in Stockholm who form a jazz orchestra, and make a career. The novels characters experience everyday life as “medialized”; they compare reality with music, film, and photography. These novels, as well as all Asklund’s writings from the 1930’s, are important contributions to the “story about Sweden becoming a modern country”. This “story” consists of the novels, short stories and poems written in the early decades of the 20th century in Sweden.
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Bremmer, Magnus. "Om fototextpoesi : Läsningar av mötet mellan fotografisk bild och poetisk text." Thesis, Södertörn University College, The School of Culture and Communication, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-1266.
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What is the relation of image and word, of sentences and pictures? What kind of message does this combination produce when juxtaposed on a single material plane? And how do we read its “infinite” relation? These are the questions at the center of this inquiry. My main interest concerns the exact nature of the relation between photographic images and textual elements of poetic language when these are juxtaposed in what I call Phototext poetry.
The thesis calls into question the conventional reading habits of the conjunction of photographs and texts, and seeks to understand the more complex connections intrinsic to the relation image/word and its material and perceptual play in poetic works. Does a text always “anchor” the multiple meanings of an image, as Roland Barthes argues? What if the alterations of an image could “anchor” certain fractions of a poetic, polysemantic textual construct? Is a photograph indifferent to the visual, material permutations of texts that certain contemporary poetic practices produce?
I discuss phototextual works and collaborations of various kinds, from Molin fontän [“Molin’s fountain”] (1866) over classic surrealist poetry to language-oriented writing. This last interest also shows (with ambiguity) in the thesis’ two close readings: 23:23 (2006) by Swedish poet Marie Silkeberg and The Tango (2001) by American poet Leslie Scalapino. Throughout the study, I also put these in relation to other works of various, and related, kinds, such as artists’ books, concrete poetry, and phototexts in 20th century art.
My theoretization of phototext poetry focuses on questions of function. My perspective on the phototextual meeting in poetry is therefore concerned, not with taxonomy, but with local, contingent definitions. That is not to say, however, that certain things cannot be attributed to its particular, juxtaposed form. An “unthinkable space” (Michel Foucault), the relation between verbal and visual derives its dynamics from the different ways it actually makes itself “thinkable” and, furthermore, is materially represented. From Craig Dworkin’s conception of illegibility, Jacques Ranciere’s term phrase-image, and Roland Barthes’s obtuse meaning, I try to weave a network of connections concerning the reader’s relation to the photo/text conjunction. My argument that a certain phrase can cooperate with a certain part of an image, that a photo can “anchor” a specific meaning in a polysemantic text, and that the typographical appearance of a text may well have a plastic quality, also suggests a reading that focuses on systems of verbivisual parts and contingent intermedial meetings rather than the stable relation of a determining text and a determined image. In sum, I argue that the relation of photographs and texts must always be approached as a local problem.
My second argument is that the phototext is a self-reflexive form – it investigates itself, as it were. When a photograph and a (poetic) text are juxtaposed, they try to define their own media characteristics. In short, they often investigate the premises for phototextual documentation, communication, and aesthetics. The phototextual form therefore shares a photographic trait, as a “process of rendering observation self-conscious” (John Berger).
I also trace the supplementariness and discursiveness of the relation between image and word, and investigate how it affects our reading of this “disjunctive conjunction”. The text and the image run through each other, both inside and among us, as Rancière would have it. This, in turn, produces a contemporary approach to aesthetics (as a term and philosophical tradition) in this thesis, which involves the practice as much as the aesthetic perception of the phototextual combination. However, I also see as necessary to negotiate with the ways in which the image-word relation has been theorized since the early eighteenth century, as well as with earlier, even ancient, conceptions.
In short, the aim of this thesis is to conceptualize the relation of photographs and texts in phototext poetry, not by destroying the dualistic positions of the visual and the verbal, but rather by re-negotiating them: by approaching them as located inside as well as between these two media, image and text. The relation of photographs and poetic text, I therefore suggest, performs its work “inside” language, at the same time opening up towards the “infinity of language” (Barthes).
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Vaghi, Katja. "The Baroque in Jiří Kylián : intertextual and intermedial references in Kylián’s works." Thesis, University of Roehampton, 2015. https://pure.roehampton.ac.uk/portal/en/studentthesis/the-baroque-in-jirí-kylián(c53edc7a-b9f8-4a7b-9f50-cc8710504cf1).html.
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Some of Jiří Kylián’s later works reveal a distinct detectable baroque influence. They also manifest a baroque quality that resists precise explanation. This partly derives from extensive references to the baroque style and period. However, not all references are the same, and some are more easily recognisable than others. Costumes, music and props openly reference the Baroque, whereas less obvious allusions can be found in lighting design or in the way a performance ‘addresses’ the audience. This thesis thus sets out to offer a terminology to describe these phenomena and provide a framework for analysing Kylián’s reworking of baroque sources. The analysis first addresses what is understood by ‘baroque’, then moves to describe various referencing practices, before applying the newly found framework to three of Kylián’s works that take the Baroque as a source of inspiration. Central to my discussion of the Baroque and its contemporary reappearance is the work of cultural theorists and art critics Omar Calabrese and Mieke Bal. Particularly important to my argument is Bal’s emphasis on the tendency in baroque art to involve the viewer’s physical presence in the experience of art. My discussion of referencing is, on the other hand, centred on ideas developed by the literary theorists Gérard Genette, Andreas Böhn, Irina Rajewski and Werner Wolf. Genette’s intertextual model is expanded to include a more precise understanding of the nature of quotation as developed by Böhn. The plurimedial nature of dance, or the co-presence in dance of more than one medium, is addressed by introducing Rajewski’s and Wolf’s notion of Intermediality. As well as analysing how referencing functions in dance and how it participates in meaning-making, this thesis also highlights the evolution of Kylián’s referencing practice over time and explains the function of the Baroque in Kylián’s oeuvre.
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de, Toro Alfonso. "Avant-propos: Translatio : Transmédialité, transculturalité." Universitätsbibliothek Leipzig, 2015. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:15-qucosa-159290.
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Le volume est le fruit du colloque international Translatio : Transmédialité et Transculturalité qui a eu lieu au Centre de Recherches Ibéro-Américaines et Francophones de l’Université de Leipzig du 29 juin au 3 juillet 2011, avec l’objectif de promouvoir le dialogue transdisciplinaire et transculturel concernant le nouveau domaine de recherches sur la traduction culturelle, la translatio, et sur les stratégies médiales, comme celles de la "transmédialité", et de soumettre en même temps des théories et des champs de recherche actuels et centraux à un examen scientifique critique. La "transdisciplinarité", la "transmédialité" et la "transculturalité", représentent toute sorte de processus de translation et ont pris une place importante dans le colloque, avec l’intention d’apporter une contribution à la formation de la théorie, ou plutôt de la métathéorie, afin de s’opposer à certaines tendances arbitraires et ludiques de l’interprète dans ce domaine.
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Sibthorpe, Nathan L. "The effect of embodied metafiction in contemporary performance." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2018. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/121498/1/Nathan_Sibthorpe_Thesis.pdf.
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This study seeks to define a particular sub-genre of contemporary performance where self-awareness is a significant factor in the audience's experience. Exemplified in the development of a new performance work ('Spectate'), the term 'embodied metafiction' is proposed as a way of understanding the effect of highlighting an audience's presence and participation in the theatrical experience. Principles of 'embodied metafiction' are observed through 'Spectate' to demonstrate how an audience can be stimulated to experience a more vivid sense of the immediate present when their bodies and minds are positioned as part of a complex web of meaning.
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Jonsson, Zakarias. "Portals drömvärld : en transmedial studie av det psykologiska rummet." Thesis, Stockholms universitet, Institutionen för kultur och estetik, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-119588.
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The field of video game studies has through later years shown a growing interest in game's spatialfeatures, along with their narrative implications. By introducing earlier findings of spatialmanifestations of dreams and psychological content in narrative works, with regards to their medialrepresentation into this discussion, I hope to conjoin video game research (better known asludology) with a line of psychoanalytic inquiry, which hitherto seems to have been left unexploredwithin media research. While establishing a viewpoint through the interdisciplinary field of media research andpsychoanalysis, my intention is to broach a discussion on the possibilities of expanding itsviewpoints and theoretical frameworks unto the video game medium. In the present thesis I will forthis purpose center the discussion on the dreamlike Portal games, developed by Valve Corporation,which manages to enact a psychologically interesting narrative content largely through its spatialfeatures, as well as their game mechanics. The psychoanalytic approach I intend to adopt for this study will, apart from taking mediaspecifications into account, also necessarily, following Gilles Deleuzes and Félix Guattaris focus onthe historical-political situation in their critique of earlier psychoanalytic inquiry, be directedtowards a societal context while addressing the individual works. I will thus, while analyzingspatial-psychological implications of works in different media, be regarding contemporary topics ofcultural phenomena and theories on human psychology as important factors for the forms ofexpression and thematic content, which contemporary cultural artifacts may take. The term transmediality, which below will be discussed in appliance to psychoanalytic inquiry,refers in this thesis to the definition outlined by the literary scholar Irina Rajewsky, who situates itsemergence in an ongoing development in the field of the interconnected narratology and intermedialstudy, in which I hope to engage and contribute.
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Brinzová, Marianna. "EX/POZÍCIA." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta výtvarných umění, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-295729.
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The diploma work titled Ex/position is a project, exhibition, intervention of space, which determined itself as the topic and object of its research (analysis and interest). The Ex/position is an exhibition about an exhibition, a project about a project and a reflection about a context. The main output of the thesis is a curatorial project created in the concept of collaborative practice. The result of it is a collective work in the form of an exhibition. The thesis as a temporary gallery installation is created on the basis of the curatorial and as well authorial concept in collaboration with other authors. They were ideologically, formally, creationally involved in the collective work. The Ex/position reflects these topics: collaboration, the essence of the particular media and their contemporary intermediality, the relation between author and author, author and curator (and their blending) and the creation process of an exhibition.
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Oana, Ursulesku. "Intermedijalna priroda pripovedanja u književnom i filmskom stvaralaštvu Pola Ostera." Phd thesis, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Filozofski fakultet u Novom Sadu, 2019. https://www.cris.uns.ac.rs/record.jsf?recordId=110032&source=NDLTD&language=en.
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Предмет истраживања ове докторске дисертације су интермедијална преплитања у прозном и филмском стваралаштву савременог америчког аутора Пола Остера(1947). Интермедијалност је термин који описује однос и узајамни утицај присуства више медија у једном уметничком делу на формалном и тематском нивоу (књижевности, фотографије, филма, плеса). Истраживање се фокусира на досадашње стваралаштво овог аутора, са посебним акцентом на последњу деценију 20. века која је за то стваралаштво била пресудна; у дисертацији се тумаче, путем дубинских анализа, дијалошки однос различитих медија у Остеровим романима и филмовима које је режирао и/или за које је писао сценарија, разлози за постојање овог дијалошког односа и његове последице по формирање једног посебног уметничког сензибилитета. С обзиром на место Пола Остера као једног од најрелевантнијих стваралаца савремене америчке и светске књижевности, његов опус сагледава се у ширем контексту америчке и европске културе и поготову у контексту израженог утицаја визуелних медија од друге половине 20. века. Теоријски оквир комбинује постулате књижевне и филмске наратологије, као и студија интермедијалности и адаптације, у сврху преиспитивања начина на који се конвенције разнородних уметничких израза мењају и развијају, тиме остварујући простор за нова опажања.Predmet istraživanja ove doktorske disertacije su intermedijalna preplitanja u proznom i filmskom stvaralaštvu savremenog američkog autora Pola Ostera(1947). Intermedijalnost je termin koji opisuje odnos i uzajamni uticaj prisustva više medija u jednom umetničkom delu na formalnom i tematskom nivou (književnosti, fotografije, filma, plesa). Istraživanje se fokusira na dosadašnje stvaralaštvo ovog autora, sa posebnim akcentom na poslednju deceniju 20. veka koja je za to stvaralaštvo bila presudna; u disertaciji se tumače, putem dubinskih analiza, dijaloški odnos različitih medija u Osterovim romanima i filmovima koje je režirao i/ili za koje je pisao scenarija, razlozi za postojanje ovog dijaloškog odnosa i njegove posledice po formiranje jednog posebnog umetničkog senzibiliteta. S obzirom na mesto Pola Ostera kao jednog od najrelevantnijih stvaralaca savremene američke i svetske književnosti, njegov opus sagledava se u širem kontekstu američke i evropske kulture i pogotovu u kontekstu izraženog uticaja vizuelnih medija od druge polovine 20. veka. Teorijski okvir kombinuje postulate književne i filmske naratologije, kao i studija intermedijalnosti i adaptacije, u svrhu preispitivanja načina na koji se konvencije raznorodnih umetničkih izraza menjaju i razvijaju, time ostvarujući prostor za nova opažanja.
This PhD thesis aims to research the intermedialnature of the literary and cinematic opus of thecontemporary American author Paul Auster(1947). Intermediality is a term describing therelationship and mutual influence of multiplemedia existing within one single work of art, onthe formal and thematic level (literature,photography, film, dance). The research focuseson the author’s works until the present day,looking especially at the last decade of the 20thcentury that marked a shift in the author’sexpression. The thesis employs a close readingof the dialogic relationship between differentmedia present in Auster’s novels and the filmshe wrote and/or directed, of the reasons behindthe existence of this dialogic relation, and of itsconsequences in the formation of a specificartistic sensibility. Bearing in mind the positionof Paul Auster as one of the most relevantwriters of contemporary American and worldliterature, his opus is analyzed in the widercontext of American and European culture and,especially, in the context of the heightened andrising influence of visual media in the secondhalf of the 20th century. The theoreticalframework combines the ideas of literary andfilm narratology, as well as intermedialitystudies and adaptation studies, all with the aimof re-examining the way in which conventionsof diverse artistic expressions get transformedand evolve, opening thus new spaces ofinterpretation.
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Gaudeaux, Ariane. "Petites lucarnes sur grands écrans. Poétique historique de la télévision au cinéma.États-Unis, 1954-2002." Thesis, Paris Est, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PEST0030.
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De même qu’un acteur, lors de chacune de ses apparitions, colore la pellicule cinématographique de toute son histoire, la présence d’une télévision à l’écran d’un film de fiction cinématographique est la source d’une infinité de significations historiques, esthétiques, sociologiques et politiques. De Rear Window (Fenêtre sur cour, Alfred Hitchcock, 1954) à Far From Heaven (Loin du paradis, Todd Haynes, 2002), cette thèse observe la façon dont les cinéastes américains critiquent les effets de la télévision sur le spectateur et sur la société, en adoptant une approche poéticienne, sociologique et historienne. Existe-t-il, comme Marshall McLuhan semble le penser, une essence des médias, et par conséquent, une essence de la télévision ? Si cette dernière en a une, est-elle négative ? La télévision apparaît-elle comme un « médium froid » (McLuhan) aux yeux des cinéastes américains ? Les cinéastes utilisent-ils la télévision comme point de comparaison pour affirmer le caractère artistique du cinéma ? Les films de nombreux cinéastes sont analysés (parmi lesquels Douglas Sirk, Billy Wilder, John Carpenter, Richard Fleischer, Sidney Lumet et David Cronenberg) pour permettre une réflexion sur ces questions. En filmant la télévision, les cinéastes créent un phénomène d’hypermediacy (Jay David Bolter et Richard Grusin), où s’affrontent réflexivité et fascination pour le médiumAs well as an actor brings with him his whole history each time he appears on the screen, television’s presence in a movie generates an infinite source of historical, aesthetical, sociological and political meaning. From Rear Window (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954) to Far From Heaven (Todd Haynes, 2002), this thesis observes the way american directors criticize the effects of television on the spectator and on society, adopting an approach inspired by poetics, sociology and history. Is there, as Marshall McLuhan seems to think, an essence of medias, and consequently, an essence of television ? If so, is it negative ? Does television appear as a « cool medium » (McLuhan) in the American director’s eye ? Do directors use television as a comparing point to assert the artistical quality of cinema ? Many directors’ movies are analyzed (including Douglas Sirk, Billy Wilder, John Carpenter, Richard Fleischer, Sidney Lumet and David Cronenberg) to allow a reflection on those questions. By filming television, directors create a hypermediacy phenomenon (Jay David Bolter et Richard Grusin), where reflexivity faces a fascination for the medium
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Furberg, Karolina. "Tintin och framställningen av det främmande : En postkolonial analys av intermedialitet i Tintin au Congo och Tintin en Amérique." Thesis, Stockholms universitet, Institutionen för kultur och estetik, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-194814.
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This essay examines through a postcolonial analysis of the intermedial aspects of comicbooks how stereotypes and depictions of the Other and the alien are formed in Tintin au Congo and Tintin en Amérique. The aim has been to call attention to the importance of the relationship between text and image to create meaning, as well as to gain a deeper insight into how different stereotypes are created and their function. Hergé illustrated the Tintin-books according to something that would come to be known as ”The Clear Line”, a way of drawing that focused on the readbility of the images. In this essay I argue that the simplicity of these readable images were used in his work as comic relief but also to create an awareness of deeper social issues in the world. There is a notable difference between Tintin au Congo and Tintin en Amérique where in the first album Hergé seems to be governed by these stereotypes, fully embracing them without questioning. In the second one however he is consciously and playfully using these images to make the reader aware of the problems with Othering, simultaneously using recognizable symbols that everyone can understand but with a critical gaze that not only reveals these problems but also condemns them. The use of these symbols and stereotypes highlights the importance of the relationship between text and image, as signification and meaning can differ depending on translation and the words used.
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de, Toro Alfonso. "Avant-propos: Translatio : Transmédialité, transculturalité." Harmattan, 2013. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A13100.
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Le volume est le fruit du colloque international Translatio : Transmédialité et Transculturalité qui a eu lieu au Centre de Recherches Ibéro-Américaines et Francophones de l’Université de Leipzig du 29 juin au 3 juillet 2011, avec l’objectif de promouvoir le dialogue transdisciplinaire et transculturel concernant le nouveau domaine de recherches sur la traduction culturelle, la translatio, et sur les stratégies médiales, comme celles de la "transmédialité", et de soumettre en même temps des théories et des champs de recherche actuels et centraux à un examen scientifique critique. La "transdisciplinarité", la "transmédialité" et la "transculturalité", représentent toute sorte de processus de translation et ont pris une place importante dans le colloque, avec l’intention d’apporter une contribution à la formation de la théorie, ou plutôt de la métathéorie, afin de s’opposer à certaines tendances arbitraires et ludiques de l’interprète dans ce domaine.
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Gutiérrez, García-Huidobro Julio. "Reescritura gráfica: una teoría de la adaptación de textos literarios al cómic a partir de las obras de Alberto Breccia." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/313456.
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El presente trabajo pretende proponer un modelo de análisis de adaptaciones de textos literarios al cómic. Por medio de la articulación de cuatro ejes dinámicos planteados como la base sobre la que se construye la enunciación discursiva de la versión, pretendemos indagar la posibilidad de que dicha obra, en su calidad de reescritura de una fuente determinada, deje entrever la lectura del adaptador, inscrita en las estructuras que dan forma a la adaptación. Por medio de este análisis, queremos identificar los recursos propios del medio secuencial empleados para “resolver” las incompatibilidades de lenguajes que surgen en toda adaptación de un medio a otro.
La relevancia de esta investigación radica en el hecho de que no hay estudios que hayan reunido sistemáticamente todas las adaptaciones de Alberto Breccia en un corpus. Además, puede aportar nuevas perspectivas sobre la teoría de adaptación al cómic, campo escasamente explorado hasta el momento.This thesis intends to propose an analysis model for adaptations from literary texts into comics. Through the articulation of four dynamic axes raised as the basis on which the discursive enunciation of the version is built, we intend to investigate the possibility that an adaptation, as a rewritten particular source, shows a glimpse of the adapter’s reading of the source text, that reading inserted in the structures that shape adaptation. Through this analysis, our intention is to identify the resources of the sequential media used to "solve" incompatibilities that arise in any adaptation from one medium to another. This research is relevant because there aren’t any other studies that have systematically gathered all adaptations of Alberto Breccia in a corpus. In addition, this research can provide new perspectives on the theory of comic adaptation, a barely explored field so far.
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Duneuskaya, Tatsiana. "Castellucci's Tragedia Endogonidia (M.#10 Marseille): Intermedial Image Intervention." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/20238.
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This study addresses the theatre of Romeo Castellucci’s group, the Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio, and its director’s engagement with visual arts. In particular, the study analyses the tenth episode M#10 Marseille of Castellucci’s major production Tragedia Endogonidia, a work composed of 11 episodes, each dealing with a European capital. Using the notion of intermediality, this thesis demonstrates how an intermedial performance integrates questions and principles connected with visual arts within the framework of a new concept of performance called ‘interformance’. The author introduces Henk Oosterling’s definition of intermediality where he uses Derrida’s theory of différance to explain the notion as a back and forth movement created by the interaction of media whose differences produce tension within the spectators. This tension suspends and postpones the audience’s meaning generation, thus opening the possibility of a multiplicity of meanings. As a result, the meaning of an interformance directly depends on the interrelationship of media and the subjectivity of the spectator.
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Berger, Carolina Dias de Almeida. "O princípio das modalidades de presença poética: da performatividade à formação da mente corporificada no audiovisual." Universidade de São Paulo, 2016. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/27/27161/tde-22092016-144544/.
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A presente pesquisa teórico-prática apresenta uma análise interdisciplinar da poética de obras de performance audiovisual, multimídia e intermídia, com ênfase em como a performatividade e a presença do artista na execução de sua obra estão imbricados na forma do trabalho, cuja composição é permeada por questões relacionadas ao seu dispositivo técnico. Ao abordar situações específicas de obras que imprimem movimento à forma final, a partir das quais consideramos evidenciarse a manifestação da \"mente corporificada\" do criador e inventor como ponto de conexão entre poética e meios empregados para sua execução, chegamos ao princípio das modalidades de presença poética, a partir do qual discutimos as relações entre corporalidade, performatividade e dispositivo técnico. Através de processo laboratorial de instauração de poética de trilogia de performances multimídia intitulado #LiveLivingPerformanceProject chegamos aos pontos teóricos relevantes do trabalho, entre eles os conceitos de mente corporificada (embodied mind), duplo digital (digital double), digital self e audiovisualidade sincrética digital. O projeto artístico multimídia resultante da pesquisa erige-se em um simbolismo transcendental, de livre adaptação e interpretação de arquétipos de mitologias femininas afrobrasileiras e a partir de especificidades da sabedoria dos povos originários, todos relacionados com os elementos da natureza, que serão foco central de instauração de poética do projeto. Calcados nos elementos da natureza, como forças fundantes de personificações simbólicas e psíquicas, demonstraremos como chegamos ao cerne da poética instaurada em #LiveLivingPerformanceProject ao longo do processo de investigação. Ao experimentar variadas interfaces digitais e sistemas audiovisuais, cruzando nossa experiência prática com observação de processos de instauração de trabalhos de performance, formamos nossa análise através da coesão entre processos práticos e operacionalização de conceitos de diferentes campos da filosofia, das artes das imagens em movimento e das performance arts que discutem questões como visibilidade, multimidialidade, intermedialidade, dispositivo técnico, poética, presença e duplo digital.This practice-based thesis introduces an interdisciplinary analysis of the poetics of audiovisual performance, multimedia and intermedia works. Emphasizing on how the performativity and the presence of the artist in the execution of his work are intertwined in the form of the work; whose composition is permeated by issues related to its technical device. When discussing specific work situations that attach movement to the final shape; from which we consider evidencing the manifestation of the creator / inventor\'s \"embodied mind\" as the connection point, between poetic and the means employed for its execution, we come to the principle of presence modalities, from which we discuss the relationship between corporeality, performativity and technical device. By means of a laboratorial process to establish the trilogy of multimedia performance poetics, entitled #LiveLivingPerformanceProject, we come to the theoretical points that are relevant to the work, as embodied mind, digital double, digital self and digital syncretic audiovisuality. The multimedia artwork that results from the research is built in a transcendental symbolism. Of free adaptation and interpretation of the mythology of female African- Brazilian archetypes, as well as influences of the knowledge of native American peoples; all related to the elements of nature, that will be the central focus of the introduction of the poetics of the project. Paved with the elements of nature as the psychic and symbolic personifications founding forces, we will demonstrate how we got to the heart of the poetics, which is established throughout the research process. When experimenting with various digital interfaces and audiovisual systems, crossing our practical experience by observing establishment processes of performance projects, we form our analysis through the cohesion between practical processes, and operational concepts from different fields of philosophy, arts of moving images and performance arts, which discuss issues such as visibility, multimediality, intermediality, technical device, poetics, presence and digital double.
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Vas, Laura Terézia. "Orbis pictus: Intermedialität zwischen Berliner Stadtmalerei und literarischer Stadterfahrung dargestellt anhand der Werke von E.T.A. Hoffmann und Wilhelm Raabe." University of Cincinnati / OhioLINK, 2008. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=ucin1204518503.
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Morton, David R. "Transcending the inanimate : evoking the sublime in puppet-based performance." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2013. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/61775/1/David_Morton_Thesis.pdf.
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This study investigated how contemporary puppet-based theatre can create deeply imaginative experiences for adult audiences. Designed to interrogate the potential effects of double-vision (Tillis, 1992), the theories of the sublime (Kant, 2008; 2003) and the uncanny (Jentsch, 1906; Freud, 1919) were used to create a series of creative guidelines. As practice-led research, the project embraced an iterative approach consisting of two cycles for creative experimentation, and a third for the creation of the final performance work The Harbinger, presented as a part of La Boite Theatre Company’s mainstage season. A theoretical investigation was also conducted to inform the developing practice.
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Rauzier, Valérie. "Diamanda Galás et Kathy Acker : contre-pouvoir à corps et à cris." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016MON30051/document.
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Ce travail propose d'observer les stratégies d'individualisation, de résistance et de subversion mises en place dans les œuvres d'artistes américaines ces 40 dernières années en me penchant tout particulièrement sur les productions de Kathy Acker et de Diamanda Galás. À travers leur pratique de la performance, de la musique, des textes et divers travaux visuels ancré dans l'expérimentation, je voudrais analyser comment elles révèlent, explorent et déconstruisent les dynamiques de pouvoirIn this paper, I wish to explore and discuss the strategies of resistance and of subversion implemented in the works of Kathy Acker and Diamanda Galás. Using the voice and the body as spaces of experimentation and emancipation, these artists, I will argue, both reveal and deconstruct the dynamics of power
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Löwe, Corina. "Von Jungen Pionieren und Gangstern : Der Kinder- und Jugendkriminalroman in der DDR." Doctoral thesis, Stockholms universitet, Institutionen för baltiska språk, finska och tyska, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-60269.
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This dissertation examines detective novels for children and young adults written and published in the German Democratic Republic (GDR). The aim of the thesis is to study how the genre developed under the conditions of a socialist society. The analysis of the 66 texts included in the corpus is based on a socio-historical approach assuming that dialogical interdependencies between texts and society exist and can be verified. Central to the analytical work with the texts is the thesis that detective novels written for young readers reflect the socio-political development in East-German society. It shows, however, that—because of their strong didactic impetus—the texts did generally not, like detective novels for adults, develop into a forum for socio-critical discussions. In the diachronic development, which extends from the beginning in the Soviet occupation zone to the post-reunification period, it is shown that changing socio-political conditions interact with the texts, which becomes particularly obvious in the changing presentation of the detectives and criminals. Studying the texts, the dissertation presents basic research and an overview of the genre. Ten texts from the corpus are subject to a detailed analysis in order to deepen the general insights with examples. This way, different aspects of detective novels for children and young adults in the GDR are emphasized, e.g. the interaction between text and illustration. The embedding of figures in a socialist community produces further motives frequently occurring in the texts such as: the Heimat motive or the anti-fascist society. Although the majority of the texts do not go beyond stereotypical representations of characters, criminal cases, and locations—and hence demonstrate the close link between (normative) ideas of society and their literary implementation—the body of texts contains some innovative exceptions in which the social development is questioned and even cautiously criticized.
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Jürgensen, Inga. "Patrice Chéreaus Inszenierungen von Koltés' Dans la solitude des champs de coton und ihre Filmfassungen als intermedialer Transfer." Doctoral thesis, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Philosophische Fakultät II, 2001. http://dx.doi.org/10.18452/14976.
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Die Dissertation behandelt die Frage, wie sich mit dem von der Intertextualität abgeleiteten Theoriefeld der Intermedialität ein Text untersuchen lässt, wenn er als Theaterstück inszeniert und diese Inszenierung wiederum gefilmt wird. Wie verändert sich das Substrat des Texts bei dessen Übertragung auf die Bühne und auf den Bildschirm? Wie funktionieren diese Medien und Kunstformen zusammen im Theaterfilm? Diese grundsätzlichen Fragen stehen vor dem exemplarischen Vergleich von Bernard-Marie Koltès' Theaterstück "Dans la solitude des champs de coton" in Patrice Chéreaus Inszenierungen von 1987 und 1995, sowie deren Verfilmungen in der Regie von Benoît Jacquot bzw. Stéphane Metge. Aus dem derzeitigen Stand der Intermedialitätsforschung wird zu Theater und Film eine Analysemethode hergeleitet: Zunächst wird auf die "Framework"-Theorie E. Goffmans rückgegriffen, nach der jedwedes Handeln erst sinnvoll innerhalb vom Vorwissen strukturierter und dadurch erkennbarer Situationen vollzogen wird. So lässt sich die Aktion im Text, auf der Bühne oder dem Bildschirm mit jeweils anderen frames oder, wie C. Grivel diese Erscheinung nennt, créances in Verbindung bringen. Dabei dominieren in der Begegnung zwischen dem Dealer und dem Client, von der Koltès' Stück handelt, je nach formaler und medialer Vermittlung, die créance des Handels, des Kampfes oder der Verführung. Ihr Zusammenspiel wirkt irritierend auf den Leser oder Zuschauer. Mit vier Arten von Bedeutungsrelationen, nämlich Synchronisierung, Gegenläufigkeit, Überlagerung und Ausfächerung, lassen sich die intermedialen, semiotischen Prozesse beschreiben, die bei der Theaterinszenierung und deren Verfilmung auftreten. Wie der Transfer auf die Bühne und den Bildschirm das Textsubstrat bestätigt bzw. verändert, zeigt die Arbeit am Beispiel von Chéreaus beiden "Dans la solitude des champs de coton"-Inszenierungen, und zwar unter vier Aspekten: Zeitmuster, Schauplatz und Bühne, Licht und Atmosphäre, Gesten und Mimik. Die Untersuchung zeigt unter anderem, dass die Inszenierung von 1987 sowie Jacquots Verfilmung die im Text angelegte schematische Opposition zwischen Dealer und Client unterstreicht. Die Inszenierung von 1995 löst den Gegensatz zwischen ihnen auf und beschreibt den Dealer und den Client als Spieler im Spiel, deren Rollen austauschbar sind. Metges Aufzeichnung verweist schließlich auf die Lebendigkeit der Aufführung als einer Begegnung nicht nur zwischen Dealer und Client, sondern auch zwischen Darstellern und Publikum.The thesis deals with the question of knowing, how 'intermediality', a theoretical field deduced from intertextuality, can aid in analysing a text being produced on stage and this staging having been filmed. In which way the substratum of the text will be transformed on its transfer to the scene and to the screen? How these media and art forms do function together in a theatre film? These basic questions follows a exemplary comparison of Bernard-Marie Koltès' theatre play "Dans la solitude des champs de coton" produced for the stage by Patrice Chéreau in 1987 and 1995 and the films of these stagings realised by Benoît Jacquot and Stéphane Metge. A method to analyse the relation between theatre and film in the case of a theatre film is deduced from the actual status of intermediality theory: The "framework"-theory of E. Goffman is recalled, according to which each action only becomes significant in situations that are distinguishable after having been structured by a previous knowledge. Any action in the text, on the scene or on the screen can then be associated with a frame or a "créance", as C. Grivel calls the same phenomenon. In the encounter of the Dealer with the Client, descibed in Koltès' play, dominate the créance of the deal, the fight or the seduction, depending on the form and the medium, by which the action is transmitted. Their interplay causes irritation. The intermedial, semiotic processes occurring in a theatre production and it's filmed version can be described by using four types of 'relations of significance' (Bedeutungsrelationen): synchronization (Synchronisierung), desynchronization (Gegenläufigkeit), superimposition (Überlagerung) and fanning-out (Ausfächerung). Taking the example of Chéreaus two theatre productions of "Dans la solitude des champs de coton", the thesis indicates how the transfer to the scene and to the screen confirms or modifies the substratum of the text. The demonstration follows four aspects: time structures, scene of action and theatre scene, light and atmosphere, gestures and mimicry. The analysis shows for instance, that the 1987 production and Jacquot's film version underline the schematic opposition between the Dealer and the Client that is established in the text. The 1995 production dissolves this antagonism between them and presents them as two actors in within the play, whose roles are interchangeable. Finally, Metge's video is a reference to the vivacity of the performance as a meeting not only between the Dealer and the Client, but also between the actors and the audience.
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Costa, Ana Paula Vitorio da. "Relações entre estruturas e processos semióticos no fotolivro: estudo dos casos Silent Book e Sí por Cuba." Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, 2015. https://repositorio.ufjf.br/jspui/handle/ufjf/219.
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O propósito deste trabalho é investigar os fotolivros como processos intermidiáticos. Mais especificamente, procuramos entender de que maneira as relações entre diferentes mídias ocorrem de modo a particularizar o fotolivro como um fenômeno que associa e relaciona estruturas e processos semióticos diversos. Nossa investigação concentra-se nas obras Silent Book, de Miguel Rio Branco (2012) e Sí por Cuba, de Tatiana Altberb (2005). Descrevemos nos dois fotolivros, o complexo cruzamento de fronteiras midiáticas. Concluímos que em um fotolivro, não se pode observar os processos sígnicos da fotografia sem considerar o livro como o contexto em que ela ocorre, muito menos atestar as relações intermidiáticas alusivas, que envolvem literatura, cinema, música, arquitetura, pintura, grafite etc., sem que a relação fotografia-livro seja considerada. Esta pesquisa foi metodologicamente baseada nos estudos de intermidialidade e na semiótica de C. S. Peirce.
This work aims to investigate the photobooks as intermedial processes. The purpose is specifically to understand how relationships between different media occur and specify the photobook as a phenomenon which associates and relates several semiotic structures. The study focuses on the investigation of the following works: Silent Book, by Miguel Rio Branco (2012) and Sí por Cuba, by Tatiana Altberb (2005). In these two photobooks, the media border crossing is made of complex relations. Our conclusion is that is not possible to observe the sign processes of the photography without to observe the book as its context. Is necessary to consider the relationship between photography and book to understand all the associations that occur in the photobooks, including the intermedial references that involve literature, cinema, music, architecture, paint, graphite etc. The research is supported by studies of intermediality and based on the C. S. Peirce`s semiotic.
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Porto, Thaís Gonçalves Dias [UNESP]. "Entre o cinema e a literatura: sobre a construção identitária no romance Das nackte Auge, de Yoko Tawada." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/154239.
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A japonesa Yoko Tawada é um dos nomes mais importantes dentro da literatura alemã contemporânea. A autora trabalha com diferentes tipos de texto em alemão e em japonês e dedica seu projeto literário justamente a esse entre lugar no qual vive. Das nackte Auge conta a história de uma jovem vietnamita que, por conta de um engano, vai parar em Paris no final da década de oitenta. A personagem torna-se, então, um ser estranho em um país estrangeiro onde não é capaz de comunicar-se com ninguém exceto as personagens de Catherine Deneuve no cinema. A narrativa dos filmes citados na obra influencia progressivamente a narrativa do romance culminando na fusão de ambas as mídias em questão. Tawada utiliza-se dos filmes como referências midiáticas de modo a criar uma relação transtextual na qual o hipotexto (os filmes) modifica e amplia o hipertexto (o romance). A sala de cinema, que, a princípio, caracterizar-se-ia como sendo um mero local de trânsito, ou seja, um não-lugar, passa a representar um local de identificação, significação e até mesmo de comunicação, isto é, um lugar segundo o conceito de Marc Augé. O presente trabalho pretende demonstrar como tal inversão no processo de construção identitária dá-se na narrativa do romance a partir da hibridização midiática entre o cinema e a literatura, suscitando de maneira extraordinária questões acerca do olhar (desnudo) sobre o estranho, o estrangeiro.
The Japanese author Yoko Tawada is one of the greatests names in german contemporary literature. She works with different texts in German and Japanese. She deals in her literary project particularly with this between-place where she actually lives in. Das nackte Auge tells the story of a young Vietnamese girl who is mistakenly taken to Paris by the end of the ninteen eighties. She becomes an alien in a foreign country and is incapable of communicating with anyone else but the characters played by Catherine Deneuve in the movies that she starts to watch. The narrative of these movies progressively contaminates the novel's narrative ending up in a complete fusion of both medias. Tawada uses the movies as media references creating a transtextual relation where the hypotext (the movies) modifies and expands the hypertext (the novel). The movie theater, usually seen as a transitory place, a non-place, becomes a place of identification and even communication, i.e. a place according to Marc Augé's concept. This work intends to demonstrate how this inversion of the identity building process evolves through the media hybridization between film and literature while, in an extraordinary way, raises questions about the (naked) look at the alien, the foreigner
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Šmídová, Monika. "Choreografie mezi intermedialitou a interaktivitou." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze.Hudební a taneční fakulta. Knihovna, 2016. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-253847.
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This work defines the term interactive media and explains how it differs from the till now known term “new media”. It leans on the history of technology progression and the theory of new media. For better understanding of how one views new perception, it touches the basics of esthetics. It maps the development of dance visual forms labeled as digital dance and it lists the main pioneers and their methods. In the final part of the thesis, three current artists who use interactive projections in their performances are listed and their work is analyzed.