EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)

We can consider as a starting point the installation City of São Sebastião: a journey through times and spaces of Rio de Janeiro, produced by the videomaker Marcello Dantas (1996), with a view to bringing together the relationships between technologies and superabundance of images, which generate th...

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Main Author: Renato Cordeiro Gomes
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Federal Fluminense 2004-07-01
Series:Gragoatá
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Online Access:http://www.gragoata.uff.br/index.php/gragoata/article/view/575
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spelling doaj-e0d320122651415883603b9ed65ef3942020-11-25T01:06:37ZporUniversidade Federal FluminenseGragoatá1413-90732358-41142004-07-01916402EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)Renato Cordeiro Gomes0PUC-RioWe can consider as a starting point the installation City of São Sebastião: a journey through times and spaces of Rio de Janeiro, produced by the videomaker Marcello Dantas (1996), with a view to bringing together the relationships between technologies and superabundance of images, which generate the saturation of information. We can associate this excess with what Italo Calvino named "language pest" and with what Ricardo Piglia links to the "deliberate obscurity of the language converted into an occupied territory", stating that literature should function as a kind of antidote. Both writers, therefore, discuss the values of literature and language, which characterize their proposals for this millennium.http://www.gragoata.uff.br/index.php/gragoata/article/view/575superabundância de imagensItalo CalvinoRicardo Piglia.
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EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
Gragoatá
superabundância de imagens
Italo Calvino
Ricardo Piglia.
author_facet Renato Cordeiro Gomes
author_sort Renato Cordeiro Gomes
title EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
title_short EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
title_full EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
title_fullStr EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
title_full_unstemmed EXCESS AS LANGUAGE PEST: LITERATURA AS ANTIDOTE? (LANGUAGES, TECHNOLOGIES, SUPERABUNDANCE OF IMAGES)
title_sort excess as language pest: literatura as antidote? (languages, technologies, superabundance of images)
publisher Universidade Federal Fluminense
series Gragoatá
issn 1413-9073
2358-4114
publishDate 2004-07-01
description We can consider as a starting point the installation City of São Sebastião: a journey through times and spaces of Rio de Janeiro, produced by the videomaker Marcello Dantas (1996), with a view to bringing together the relationships between technologies and superabundance of images, which generate the saturation of information. We can associate this excess with what Italo Calvino named "language pest" and with what Ricardo Piglia links to the "deliberate obscurity of the language converted into an occupied territory", stating that literature should function as a kind of antidote. Both writers, therefore, discuss the values of literature and language, which characterize their proposals for this millennium.
topic superabundância de imagens
Italo Calvino
Ricardo Piglia.
url http://www.gragoata.uff.br/index.php/gragoata/article/view/575
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