Processes of communication and media interaction
the case of the dwarf on the shoulders of a giant
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1807-9288.2020v16n2p290Abstract
Time and its possible relations with cinema and literature are the guiding thread of this article. Psychosomatic processes can provide us with different sensations and, consequently, different perceptions regarding the passage of time, gaining, in the cinematographic support, a potential for eminent experimentation. This phenomenon can encourage the spectator to move from an extradegetic to an intradegetic plane, giving him an active role in the construction of the narrative. However, this potential is not exclusive to the interactive film and had already been worked on in the literature, by authors such as Jorge Luís Borges and Italo Calvino.
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