o intertexto canônico em avalovara canonical intertext in avalovara

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Abstract
O intertexto canônico de Avalovara concretiza-se neste artigo a partir do diálogo desse romance de Osman Lins com A divina comédia, de Dante, Werther, de Goethe, Moby Dick, de Melville, e La modification, de Butor. Essas obras se unem em torno de uma experiência comum de seus protagonistas: a viagem e a busca de algo inapreensível, motivos nucleares do gênero épico.
The canonical intertext Avalovara materializes in this article from the dialogue with Osman Lins's novel with The Divine Comedy, by Dante, Werther, by Goethe, Moby Dick, by Melville, and La Modification, by Butor. These works are joined around a common experience of their protagonists: the journey and the quest for something inapprehensible, nuclear reasons of epic genre.
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Authors ;Sandra Nitrini
Journal journal of theoretical and applied information technology
Year 2010
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10.1590/S0103-40142010000200009
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