Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-14T12:39:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 2115675 bytes, checksum: 3d662ea3836cc4a2e195c35480b148fc (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-02-27 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The purpose of this research is to discuss the literary and filmic narratives Bufo & Spallanzani based on the theoretical and methodological principles of narratology and intersemiotic translation; as such, it identifies and analyzes metafiction as a strategy of formal construction that gets established through aesthetic resources such as parody and the detective and crime genre. We initially offer a theoretical discussion of filmic adaptation, so as to articulate this process with the phenomenon of intersemiotic translation; next, we offer a theoretical investigation of metafictional resources, among which, parody, so as to argue for the different productions of meaning in the different sign systems. Since the research is supported on the dialogue between literature and cinema, the results reveal different principles of formal composition, as it refers to metafiction, thus corroborating the specificities inherent to each semiotic language. / Este trabalho constitui-se como uma proposta de discussão das narrativas literária e fílmica Bufo & Spallanzani, sob os pressupostos teórico-metodológicos da narratologia e da tradução intersemiótica, e evidencia a identificação e análise da metaficção como estratégia de construção formal que se estabelece por meio de recursos estéticos como a paródia e o gênero policial. Inicialmente, oferecemos uma discussão teórica da adaptação fílmica, de modo a articular este processo com o fenômeno da tradução intersemiótica; em seguida, oferecemos uma investigação teórica dos recursos metaficcionais, dentre os quais, a paródia, a fim de evidenciar as diferentes produções de sentido nos diferentes sistemas sígnicos. Por tratar-se de uma pesquisa fundamentada no diálogo entre a literatura e o cinema, os resultados revelam princípios de composição formal, quanto à metaficção, diferenciados em ambas as narrativas, dando conta das especificidades inerentes a cada linguagem semiótica.

Orientador: Karin Volobuef / Banca: Maria Lidia Lichtscheide Maretti / Banca: Hilário Antonio Amaral / Resumo: Este trabalho propõe um estudo sobre contos policiais de dois autores brasileiros: Luiz Lopes Coelho (1911-1975) e Rubem Fonseca (nasc. 1925). A presente dissertação destina-se a entender um pouco melhor a história e importância do gênero policial no Brasil. Para isso, busca-se inicialmente subsídios na produção de Luiz Lopes Coelho, um autor atualmente em processo de reedição (A idéia de matar Belina, Ed. DBA, 2004). Coelho amparou-se na "fórmula" do gênero policial como estímulo para sua criatividade, mas sua obra vai além: longe de meramente repetir padrões, o autor construiu narrativas repletas de humor e sensibilidade, nas quais o crime é apenas mais um dentre os vários elementos que compõem um quadro rico e sutil das relações humanas. Rubem Fonseca, por seu turno, é um dos mais expressivos nomes do romance e conto policial brasileiro, caracterizando-se pela representação da violência dos centros urbanos. A análise dos dois autores permitiu ressaltar algumas especificidades de suas produções, assim como trazer à tona elementos que apontam para as possibilidades e transformações da narrativa policial no Brasil. / Abstract: The current work proposes a study on the police short stories of two Brazilian writers: Luiz Lopes Coelho (1911-1975) and Rubem Fonseca (born in 1925). In this text, we try to understand a bit better the history and importance of the crime story in Brazil. To reach this goal, on one hand, we primarily search important traces on Luiz Lopes Coelho's work, an author whose production is in stage of reedition (A idéia de matar Belina, Ed. DBA, 2004). Coelho has based his plots on the classic recipe for the crime story as an impulse for his creativity, but his work goes further: far from merely repeating patterns, this author has built stories full of humor and sensibility, in which the crime is one element among many others that compose a rich and fine frame about human relationships. On the other hand, Rubem Fonseca is one of Brazil's most significant novel and detective short stories writer, who deals with the representation of violence throughout the cities. The analysis of both authors has allowed us to point out some of their characteristics, as well as to expose elements which demonstrate possibilities and transformations in the history of Brazilian crime story. / Mestre

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This study b·aces the development of the Shona clctective story as a genre different from rhe mainstream Shona novel. The Shona detective story emerges from the non-detective traditional folktale and develops into rhree types, namely, the rudimentary form. the pure 'whoduniC, and the detectivethriller. An attempt is made to show that when the Shona detective story first appeared it was quite elementary and showed signs of me influence of Shona traditional folklore. But later on authors developed the detective narrative into pure 'whodunits' and detective-mrillers which showed influence of Western ftlms and English detective stories. The study ends with the argument that although at its highest level of development the Shona detective story manifests characteristics that make it a unique genre different from other Shona novels its treatment of female characters is not very different from their treatment in the mainstream Shona novel. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages)

This study b·aces the development of the Shona clctective story as a genre different from rhe mainstream Shona novel. The Shona detective story emerges from the non-detective traditional folktale and develops into rhree types, namely, the rudimentary form. the pure 'whoduniC, and the detectivethriller. An attempt is made to show that when the Shona detective story first appeared it was quite elementary and showed signs of me influence of Shona traditional folklore. But later on authors developed the detective narrative into pure 'whodunits' and detective-mrillers which showed influence of Western ftlms and English detective stories. The study ends with the argument that although at its highest level of development the Shona detective story manifests characteristics that make it a unique genre different from other Shona novels its treatment of female characters is not very different from their treatment in the mainstream Shona novel. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages)